Originally a Japan-exclusive title for the Super Famicom (SNES), Bike Daisuki! Hashiriya Kon has now made its way to the West as Rider’s Spirits. This release includes both the translated game and t... Read More »
And now for something completely different. Normally, you’d be reading a review of Noreya: The Gold Project here. We’ll get to that one soon, but a little game called Thank Goodness You’re Here... Read More »
No, this one isn’t a backlog review. Ylands may have been out on PC and mobile since 2019, but the Switch port of Bohemia Interactive’s survival game is “new”. This is to the point that it’s... Read More »
If you’ve been looking at horror games lately, you might have seen an increase in the popularity of a specific sort of horror walking simulator genre. These types of games don’t have an of... Read More »
The 2024 Olympic Games may be in full swing, but it seems like Mario and Sonic decided to skip a trip to Paris. Don’t fret if you’re in dire need of a sports-based minigame kick, however, because ... Read More »
These days, it seems like publisher RedDeer.Games’ new releases fall under four broad categories: actually interesting indie titles, licensed shovelware, hentai games, and apps. Based on the title,... Read More »
Even though we have seen a few new EARTH DEFENSE FORCE titles in recent years, such as EARTH DEFENSE FORCE: WORLD BROTHERS and Earth Defense Force: Iron Rain, the last main entry already dates back to... Read More »
With the WarioWare series, we have been treated to so-called micro-games in the past. Wario and his friends always ensure players have a good time thanks to the wacky games that are featured. The Mari... Read More »
The world of Gestalt: Steam and Cinder has been ravaged by daemons and an epidemic that petrified people. Now, after many years, the steam city Canaan has finally recovered. However, there are still m... Read More »
Vampires are back from never really having been gone. There are hugely successful TV shows like Interview with the Vampire and What We Do in the Shadows, movies like the recently released Abigail, and... Read More »