I broke myself away from the fantastic puzzle game to play #Orebody Binders Tale proper, and it's a lot of fun!

It feels like it's got a mix of Mega Man and Contra vibes. Works really well for a simple, straightforward NES shooter.

If you've got a #Switch and #90sNotalgia, check this one out!

https://youtu.be/O_mbZ3XQxzs

I'm having a blast playing through Fashion Police Squad on the Switch. I'm about halfway through the review copy I was sent, and put together some thoughts!

"Fashion Police Squad drops you into the well-shined shoes of a fashion-cop out to make the world a more stylish place."

https://geektogeekmedia.com/geekery/reviews/fashion-police-squad-switch-review-doom-shooter/

#fashionpolicesquad #nintendoswitch #indiegame #indiegames #gamereview #review #fps #doomlike #boomershooter

I've decided to record short reviews of each game I finish this year, and put them on the public feed of my patreon.

Head on over to https://www.patreon.com/troytlepower to hear thoughts on Tinykin, Lunistice, Immortality, Ex-Zodiac, Breath of the Wild, or Harmony of Dissonance!

I put up thoughts on three dang games this morning!

#LoneRuin is an atmospheric twin-stick shooter: https://geektogeekmedia.com/geekery/reviews/lone-ruin-switch-review-roguelike/

#VengefulGuardianMoonrider is a 16-bit action platformer: https://geektogeekmedia.com/geekery/reviews/vengeful-guardian-moonrider-retro-indie-action-review/

#TerrorOfHemasaurus is a Rampage-like with a funny story: https://geektogeekmedia.com/geekery/reviews/terror-of-hemasaurus-switch-review-rampage/

My brain and fingers are mush.

#gaming #review #videogames

Sat down with #Moonscars for the third or fourth time and finally feel like I’m getting the hang of things.

This game is brutally difficult, but it got easier when I realized I shouldn’t ever try to attack without nailing a parry first.

I got sent the code for this on the #NintendoSwitch, which is where I typically like to play these games, but the visuals are so dark and so small I might have to give up on handheld mode.

Still, when it is clicking it feels great.

#videogames #gaming

The start was good. The movies were interesting. The randomly clicking objects thing was novel.

The first time I hit a hidden scene scared the pants off of me. I knew what to look for to trigger these scenes but the transition still worked and freaked me out.

The next *long while* got tedious fast. I wanted to learn about the movies but I was clearly really supposed to be looking for the hidden scenes.

The end came randomly and left me with more questions than answers.