Stay At Home Dad Gamer

Early in the morning, explosions rip through the lower levels of a research facility.   The safety measures fail to activate, leaving people...

There’s never enough time in the day when you want to play a game but must parent, too.  Thankfully, there’s a bountiful market of indie gam...

As promised in my tweet last month, I'm reviewing yet another visual novel.  It seems like that and shmups are all I'm doing lately....

Root Letter: Last Answer takes a good idea for a story and, well, turns it into a visual novel.  While in high school 15 years ago, the ...

Continuing my visual novel kick, I recently picked up Kotodama: 7 Mysteries of the Fujisawa .  It is a unique blend of a visual novel st...

Complimenting last month's release , NIS America releases Psikyo Shooting Stars Bravo , another collection of six retro shoot-em...

Multi-game retro collections and "shmup" games are two things I enjoy.   It therefore follows that I would be excited to revi...

Wasted potential is one of the most damaging things for a game.  Worse than mediocrity.  At least being average and forgettable doesn...

Everything old is new again.  Ten years ago, Atari published the Ghostbusters video game, reuniting the original cast to voice their...

Since I'm always in the mood to try a new space shoot-em-up (aka shmup), I jumped at the chance to review Habroxia .  Its old scho...

If you have seen any of my earlier reviews, you may have run across the one I did for Utawarerumono: The Mask of Deception on the Vi...

The Logo: The Picture As I've mentioned before, I finally broke down and got a subscription to Gamefly several months ago.  One of ...

While going through and deleting a few half-baked reviews, I ran across this one that I had completely forgotten about from a few years ago,...