Simon the Sorcerer is a classic point-and-click adventure from the nineties. After a long hiatus, this release introduces us to the prequel of Simon the Sorcerer. Although this is set before the first... Read More »
Between two Dragon Quest games and the Atelier Ryza DX trilogy, we’ve been on a bit of a JRPG remaster binge lately. However, there is still one major fall release that we couldn’t omit from our r... Read More »
Back in 2017, the world got introduced to a very unique farming sim named Slime Rancher. The game spiced up the genre with unique gameplay elements and even a totally different perspective of how a fa... Read More »
Around a year and a half ago, we reviewed The Outlast Trials, which proved to be an entertaining multiplayer-focused experience in the Outlast franchise. We concluded that there was sadly not enough c... Read More »
It has been a while since the last time we brought you a backlog review, our irregular feature where we take a look at titles that slipped through the cracks of our busy review schedule. This time, we... Read More »
When we returned to the Just Dance series last year, it was after a 14-year gap. The core gameplay experience hadn’t changed all that much between Just Dance 2 on the Wii and Just Dance 2025, but th... Read More »
Few games have been so influential on the JRPG genre as the original Dragon Quest. Whether it’s Square Enix’ very own latest Final Fantasy entry or an indie game like Chained Echoes, their roots c... Read More »
Oscar Wilde famously said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. It’s a statement that resonates throughout all forms of art, including video games. Vampire Survivors inadvertently create... Read More »
The horror genre of games is rather oversaturated, and most of the available indie titles look so similar and often have a nearly identical premise. Then, sometimes a unique title blows up online and ... Read More »
To this reviewer, the UK gaming culture of the 1980s is a bit of a curiosity. Through osmosis, we’ve picked up that the UK video game market was vastly different from its North American and Japanese... Read More »