On this page, you can find an overview of all the games I have reviewed on my blog. In my reviews, I try to take an honest and fair look at a game. I look past the “need for amazing graphics”. The most important thing to me is the story, gameplay, and atmosphere. While my reviews aren’t long, I try to keep them “bite-sized”. This way you can quickly read them before you decide to play or buy a game.
Also, when you want your game reviewed on my blog, please go ahead and contact me using my contact page! I will mail you back as soon as I see your mail. Also, I refuse to review games that get paid to get a good review.
So, there is a meaning at the score I give a game. I touch sometimes upon it in the review.
If I give a game a score between 0 – 30: that means that the game isn’t good. I also don’t see any audience enjoying the game.
If I give a game a score between 30 – 50: this means that the game wasn’t fun for me. Or that the game still needs some work to be enjoyable.
If the game gets a score between 50 – 60: then the game is pretty mediocre in my eyes.
If the game receives a score between 60 – 70: the game is okay, I have played better games or I expected more from it.
If the game ends up with a score between 70 – 80: the game is good, but there are some elements that weren’t much fun.
If the game gets a score between 80 – 90: this game is very good. Apart from some minor mistakes, I enjoyed it the whole way through.
If the game gets a score between 90 – 99: the game is nearly perfect.
And finally, if I give a game the full 100/100, that means that the game is one of my favorite games ever made. This doesn’t mean that the game is perfect. Every game has its flaws. But the full marks mean that I enjoyed it (way too much). Or that the negative aspects don’t even bother me.
PC
Alan Wake – American Nightmare
Captain Disaster in Death Has A Million Stomping Boots
Indiana Jones and The Infernal Machine
Legend Of A Ninja: A Shadow To Remember
PC – Software
Gameboy
Pokémon – Gold, Silver & Crystal
The Legend Of Zelda – Link’s Awakening
Gameboy Color
The Legend Of Zelda – Link’s Awakening DX
The Legend Of Zelda – Oracle Of Ages
The Legend Of Zelda – Oracle Of Seasons
Gameboy Advance
Nicktoons – Battle For Vulcano Island
Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire & Emerald
The Legend Of Zelda – Minish Cap
DS
Ace Attorney – Miles Edgeworth Investigations 2 – Prosecutor’s Path (English Patched)
Club House Games – 42 All-Time Classics
Playmobil Interactive – Top Agents
Pokémon Diamond, Pearl & Platinium
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon – Explorers Of Time/Darkness & Sky
The Legend Of Zelda – Phantom Hourglass
The Legend Of Zelda – Spirit Tracks
3DS
Nintendo Pocket Football Club (eShop)
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon – Gates To Infinity
Professor Layton vs Ace Attorney Phoenix Wright
The Legend Of Zelda – Link Between Worlds
Android
PSP
Corpse Party – Book Of Shadows
PS1
Tomb Raider II – Featuring Lara Croft
PS2
PSN
PS4
XBOX360
Assassin’s Creed – Brotherhood
Wii
Wii U
Switch
Atelier Rorona – Alchemist of Arland – DX
