Dogs are a common sight in video games, but they tend to appear as companions or NPCs rather than being the protagonist. It’s even rarer for a non-anthropomorphic pooch to take center stage, so Spac... Read More »
With over three decades and countless games behind it, the Dragon Quest series is a JRPG mainstay. It’s perhaps a bit surprising then, that this is this reviewer’s first experience with the long-r... Read More »
Almost two years ago, we took a look at Collection of SaGa: Final Fantasy Legend on the Switch, which bundled Square Enix’s first three SaGa games together in a handy package. If you’ve been eager... Read More »
Dreams have always been something mysterious. Most of the time it looks like a movie is being played in front of your eyes, while other times you are the one in control. The only difference is that wh... Read More »
Whether it’s a hyper-realistic driving experience, a deep management sim, or even a wacky party game, trains are a very thankful subject for game developers to work with. It’s only logical that Po... Read More »
As more and more indie developers step onto the stones of the game market, there are also more unique projects developed by one or two people that have their own story or style in mind. One of those g... Read More »
Back in 2018, we took a closer look at the Switch version of Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA, a game that was already released on several other platforms back in 2016. Now, this old-school RPG title was re... Read More »
Ah, the life sim. Originally an offshoot of the farming sim, this subgenre cemented itself when 2016’s Stardew Valley went above and beyond everyone’s expectations. Since then, many games have tri... Read More »
In our recent review of The Knight Witch, we briefly mused on witches as unlikely protagonists in video games. Our words aren’t even cold and we’re once again looking at a game with a witch protag... Read More »
We have played through our fair share of kids’ games over the years, and some were a lot better than others. Games for a younger audience remain rather tricky, as they tend to be very shallow an... Read More »