In a world filled with Call of Duty clones, Superhot is a breath of fresh air. This is a staggeringly original action game that turns a clever premise into a masterpiece. With an exciting sci-fi story...

Even as somebody who hasn't played hundreds of hours of the popular genre, it didn't take long for me to grow bored with Rock 'N' Roll Defense. Despite having a great theme to build off of, this game ...

The Defunct Games Golf Club returns! Adam Wallace takes a look at Kirby's Dream Course on the Super NES. What's that you say; it's not a real golf game? Well, Adam disagrees. Deal with it. Find o...

Super Bomb Rush is simple and flashy, but ultimately shallow. It won't take long to get your fill and you'll spend most of your time staring at 10% of the screen. It's a fast-paced time-waster, but th...

The Defunct Games Golf Club returns! Golf Magazine: 36 Great Holes Starring Fred Couples may not be the best golf game Adam Wallace has reviewed, but it definitely has the longest name. Find out why t...

Sprinter is a fun action game that mixes twitch gameplay with traditional stealth mechanics. While not very deep or involving, I was satisfied with both the story and challenge. Even when I felt like ...

While bright and full of energy, Dub Dash is hiding a dark secret. What should have been a fun take on the racing and rhythm genres is turned into a frustrating mess thanks to one of the most bone-hea...

Tom Lenting returns with the first of two brand new retro reviews. This week he takes a look at Titus the Fox, the 2D sidescroller from Titus Interactive. Does this Game Boy port hold up? Find ou...

While I still have a lot of issues with the slow pacing and bland story, I'm happy I had a chance to revisit Rainbow Moon. There's a lot to like about the colorful visuals and long adventure, and at $...

Episode #10 - The year is 1993. Kris Kross wants you to Jump Jump, Fran Drescher is hired as The Nanny and Nintendo hopes you'll love the Super Mario Bros. movie. But we're not here to figure out why John Leguizamo...

The Defunct Games Golf Club returns! This week, Adam Wallace totally rejects Links: The Challenge of Golf. Could this be the worst game he reviews? Find out now when Adam takes a look at this Seg...

As much as I like the message, I find it hard to recommend MOP: Operation Cleanup. The gameplay issues sink what could have been a fun, albeit standard 2D platformer. This feels more like a blown-up m...

Episode #9 - The year is 1993. Jurassic Park takes a bite out of the box office, Mulder and Scully begin their decade-long search for the truth and Bjork is attempts to understand Human Nature. But we're not here ...

Episode #82 - They say you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. But since I've never heard that expression used against video games, I figure that it's open season on the box art you see every day. This week we're ...

Episode #1 - Defunct Games hosts the first Scattergories Tournament, featuring Chris Vaughn (Reload Last Save), Mark McAvoy (Super Gamer Podcast) and Jeremy LaMont (Game Bytes Podcast). Play alongside games journa...

The Defunct Games Golf Club returns! This week, Adam Wallace grabs his 1 iron for PGA Tour Golf III on the Sega Genesis. This was Electronic Arts at the top of their sports game, and it shows. Find ou...

While not especially original, Rabi-Ribi mixes the Metroidvania formula with cutesy anime. While the gameplay is sound, the story is a bit too wordy and it feels derivative of too many other action ga...

In a market filled with free-to-play card games, Spellweaver stands out. It's a great playing trading card game that innovates on the genre and offers enough complexity to keep gamers invested for mon...