There’s probably some kind of poetic irony to be found in the timing of our MULLET MADJACK review: the game has actually been out for quite some time now, but it slipped under the radar, and we’re... Read More »
Roughly a year ago, we took a closer look at Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar, the remake of 2008’s Harvest Moon: Grand Bazaar. We quite enjoyed what the game had to offer, and even though it̵... Read More »
Even though Resident Evil has already turned 30 this year, the franchise is still going strong. The latest game in the series, Requiem, was received amazingly well by critics and gamers alike, offerin... Read More »
With several characters making their long-expected debuts on the silver screen in the Super Mario Galaxy Movie, it’s not surprising that Nintendo wants to strike while the iron’s hot. We’re all ... Read More »
What exactly is the greatest RPG of all time? A classic like The Legend of Zelda or one of the early Final Fantasy games? Something more modern like The Witcher 3 or Expedition 33? If the subject of t... Read More »
With Shovel Knight, Yacht Club Games brought us one of the best platformers of the previous decade, so to say that the expectations for its successor were high would be an understatement. Twelve years... Read More »
It has been a hot second since Supermassive Games added to their Dark Pictures Anthology. For those unaware, it’s a series of standalone interactive drama/horror games they released after their ... Read More »
Even though big triple-A productions can blow us away, like the recently released SAROS, we often fall back to smaller indie games to unwind after a busy day. Some of these small titles often have ver... Read More »
Unless you happen to have been blessed with a green thumb, you’ll undoubtedly have had a houseplant die on you. But what if that didn’t have to be the end? Greenhearth Necromancer gives your unwit... Read More »
After imaginarylab’s Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town, a new point-and-click adventure game takes centre stage with Whirlight – No Time to Trip. Whether imaginarylab has learned from ... Read More »