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Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny is a family-friendly fantasy adventure that I wasn’t expecting to enjoy as much as I did. For the kids at heart, it’s not necessarily as involved as a standard RPG, but for training their kids for a lifelong love of gaming, Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny is a fantastic place to start.

Despite its familiarity to your average farming sim, this is more of an adventure game at its core.

The Looney Tunes franchise has everything it needs to be a fun and entertaining sports game. Longtime fans will appreciate the current voice cast reprising their roles, but the lasting appeal for the game just isn’t there. Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, and more have appeared in various sports-themed games in almost every console generation, but Looney Tunes: Wacky World of Sports is not one of the better examples. That’s all folks!

Mullet Mad Jack is definitely a game to keep an eye on and I am very excited to see what the developers have in store for the future. Till then, keep slaying those robots, save the princess and importantly look damn stylish while doing it.

Overall, Dicefolk has put significant effort into creating something unique by being hand-drawn and utilising dice-rolling combat. With replayability and strategy at heart with a vast number of items and beasts to tame this game will likely be a hit, as it drew me in for hours. Whether you want to play casually or like a pro, there is a spot for everyone in this fascinating title. I can’t wait to see where this game goes. May the dice be in your favour!

Running Fable has taken the concept of kart racing games but made it slower and shorter. With children being the targeted audience, it does not really have a difficulty setting and can be finished quickly, but it feels like there is no reward for winning – you just unlock a decorative item, but it’s something everyone gets. If you were able to change the colour of them, atleast you would be able to stand out a bit more.

All in all the game was very fun to play and the soundtrack had me zoning out in an instant, but the menu audio was a downside and broke the originality of the game. I would have liked to have been able to traverse more than 1 alternate universe per stage but only having 2 universes to select kept the fluidity of the game clean. Although the puzzles did have challenging aspects, they felt much the same after a while. To anyone wanting to play a new platformer or something fresh with a hilarious main story and dark side stories, I recommend picking this game up!

With a gang of players, you’d more likely laugh ridiculously at the characters, the storyline, and gameplay of the story, and while the main singleplayer is a little pale in comparison to those more creative modes Ponpu is still just as unique and fun.