Batsugun was the one that got away for me during the Saturn years, so I truly appreciate this game being made available for me to finally experience, especially here on Steam. It's obvious that City Connection put a lot of efforts into this and it's not your typical Saturn Tribute release, hence "Boosted" added onto the name I suppose. There are plenty of screen and sound options, plus you get that info panel thing on the side of the screen - though nowhere as fancy as the ones you get from a M2 release. As for the game itself, it's an enjoyable bullet hell shmup that gets real crazy real fast. The most unique thing about it is the exp gauge that you have to level up to increase your firepower beyond the power-up pickups. The game feels responsive and outside of a mini-freeze during one session of play, I haven't seen any other technical issues. Yeah, it's a little pricey but remembering how much I would spend to import a Saturn shmup back then, this is a steal. Thanks again City Connection!

What happens when you birth a twin; one with just an arm and the other with one eye? A bunch of f#cked up sh!t, apparently. This stylish, narrative puzzle game will leave a lot for you to unpack at the end of the journey, but it's quite a memorable one. The puzzles are simple, eerie, and they can get very disturbing. The only problem with the game is that some elements that you have to interact with would just refuse to activate, causing unnecessary confusion during my play-through. Other than that, Life Gallery is such a delightful surprise. It's the perfect game to finish in one sitting when you are up for something a little freaky.

- Alex @ lonergamer.blogspot.com