Daily Espada may offer big money and big prizes, but I don't love the technical problems. Marred by crashes and inconsistent voice acting, players have to put up with a lot to fight through this viole...

Don't be fooled by its simple look, 80 Days is a masterpiece of interactive storytelling. It's a mix of a Choose Your Own Adventure book and tabletop game, giving players an a new experience every tim...

Adam Wallace returns for another episode of the Defunct Games Golf Club. This week he's taking a look at Golfamania for the Sega Master System. Find out what he thinks of this 8-bit classic....

The Book of Unwritten feels like the fantasy-themed Monkey Island spin-off LucasArts forgot to make. It's a reliably funny point and click adventure full of memorably characters and outrageous plot tw...

Adam Wallace returns for another episode of Defunct Games Golf Club. This week he's taking a look at Lee Trevino's Fighting Game, a classic sports game for the Nintendo Entertainment System....

The spiritual successor to Judgement Silversword, Eschatos is an action-packed shoot-em-up filled with large bosses and seamlessly connected stages. Unfortunately, the roller coaster ride is over too ...

While not the must-own shoot-em-up of 2015, this WonderSwan Color port proves that it still has some life in it. Judgement Silversword - Resurrection is an action-packed vertical shooter where the shi...

Although let down by some technical issues, Armello is one of this year's most addictive multiplayer games. Taking inspiration from Game of Thrones, this is a board game filled with murder, betrayal a...

Even if I hadn't run into a game-ending glitch that forced me to start over from the beginning, I still would have been disappointed by Albino Lullaby. Any hopes for a scary story are dashed the momen...

Supposedly based on a true story, Cross of the Dutchman sees Pier Gerlofs Donia protecting his village from invading forces. Unfortunately, he doesn't do much else. The combat is shallow, the graphics...

Adam Wallace returns to the links for another Defunct Games Golf Club review. This week he's taking a swing at Chip Shot: Super Pro Golf on Intellivision. Is this a hole in one or just another bogey&#...

With its great sense of humor, exciting narrative, cool art style and fun stage play antics, you would think that Foul Play would be a cherished classic. Unfortunately, poor scheduling prevented this ...

With little more than an invisibility cloak, the Master Spy sets out on what looks like an impossible mission. Sneak through 50 diverse stages filled with crazy obstacles to overcome. The gameplay may...

A clever concept isn't enough to rescue Quest of Dungeons from its repetitive gameplay. The pixel graphics look good and the mechanics are unique, but it's all stretched too thin. Still, even with its...

Lumini creates a fascinating new world filled with unique alien creatures and gorgeous backgrounds. Unfortunately, the gameplay is too repetitive and the whole thing is over in less than two hours. Th...

Adam Wallace begins his journey to review some of the most iconic golf games of all time. This is the Defunct Games Golf Club, and Adam has reviewed Golf for the Atari 2600....

Mos Speedrun 2 looks the part, but fails to bring anything new to the table. With only 30 stages and frustrating gameplay, this high-energy platformer quickly runs out of steam. Great pixel graphics ...

Bard's Gold turns Spelunky into a more traditional action game. Collect hidden treasure through a series of increasingly difficult stages and then pour it into your character's attributes. Unfortunate...