Remember Everhood? We originally took a look at the Undertale-meets-rhythm game back in 2021, before returning for the Eternity Edition in 2023. While we’ve taken a look at other games that took ins... Read More »
It has not even been a year since we took a closer look at the last installment of The Legend of Heroes series, namely Trails through Daybreak. We concluded that this new entry was an amazing JRPG, al... Read More »
Raise your hand if you’ve never played the first Defender’s Quest, let alone if you’ve never heard of it. The original game debuted back in 2012, and while it did gain a small but dedicated ... Read More »
Eternal Strands is the debut single-player fantasy action-adventure game from Yellow Brick Games, a new independent developer founded by industry veterans. This sets a bar of expectations that can be ... Read More »
Publisher NACON is perhaps best known for hyperrealistic simulation games and sports titles like the WRC games or Train Life, but their catalogue also contains a varied selection of indie games. One o... Read More »
What we initially expected to be a dime-a-dozen shmup game led us down an intellectual property rabbit hole. We’ll spare you the unnecessarily complicated details, but the gist is that back in the â... Read More »
Before you have the slightest clue of what’s going on, you’re in a van with six criminals. You seem to be one of them even though you’ve done nothing wrong. Or did you? Why were you arrested? Ho... Read More »
One can’t help but feel old when concluding that the original Beetlejuice movie dates from 1988. This classic featuring Michael Keaton is probably one of Tim Burton’s most beloved films, a... Read More »
Even after so many years, the Final Fantasy franchise is going strong into the modern era. But that doesn’t mean the classic games get less love, as several remakes have been made recently. On ... Read More »
When we first read Luck be a Landlord’s title, our mind immediately went to the classic tune from Guys and Dolls, but the game itself had nothing to do with Marlon Brando singing. Instead, we found ... Read More »