For the most part, I tend not to comment much on the visuals of the retro titles I review. Some of this is ...

Original Release: 1992, Platform: DOS, Developer: Toys for Bob, Publisher: Accolade Star Control 2 is a massive experience filled with exploration, action and ...

Originally released in 2003, Postal 2 has some interesting ideas but buries them under stinking mounds of tasteless humor, failed satire and mediocre ...

Rebel Studio’s Blade of Darkness is filled to the brim with bloody medieval mayhem that sets the player to hacking, slashing their way ...

Image Source: GameFAQS A late in the game RPG on a console that barely had any, Aidyn Chronicles was originally released in 2001 ...

Released in 1993, Wing Commander: Privateer drops players into the shoes of a freelancing spacer trying to fly, fight and trade their way ...

Lords of the Realm is an early-90s strategy game that pits the player against rival lords vying for the throne of England. You’ll ...

A gem from the NES era, Faxanadu has its flaws but overcomes them with a solid side-scrolling core and platforming fun that makes ...

Developed by Mike Singleton. Originally released in 1984. Re-released in 2013. Mike Singleton’s The Lords of Midnight takes more than a few cues ...

X-Men and X-Men 2: Clone Wars take Marvel’s mutants and transform their world into a pair of Genesis sidescrolling adventures filled with all ...

Released in 1995, Crusader: No Remorse pits the player against the tyranny of the World Economic Consortium in a series of challenging missions ...

Originally released in 1994, Tex Murphy: Under a Killing Moon uses live action FMV and 3D environments to create a goofy point-and-click adventure ...