BAN: The Prologue of GUCHA GUCHA is a third-person horror adventure game by sole developer Ichimatsu Suzuka. This Japanese indie dev is well-known for his absurd and surrealistic horror games, with hi... Read More »
If you’re thinking that you’ve already seen us review Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival over two years ago, you are in fact correct. This title was originally released as an exclusive for... Read More »
Want to feel old? The original version of Dragon Quest III came out in 1988, a whopping 36 years ago. It’s not often that a game that is this old gets a full-fledged remake. Sure, you can play the o... Read More »
We’re not going to lie: we’re big fans of Survivors-like games. We have had the opportunity to try out quite a few ones over the last few years, and some performed a lot better than others... Read More »
Many (slightly) older gamers will probably remember when boxing games were a common sight, be it realistic ones or silly titles such as Ready 2 Rumble Boxing. The genre competed quite evenly with doze... Read More »
Build your base, strengthen the walls, and muster your forces because the bandits are attacking this night! Monarchy is bringing a classical 2D survival game with some interesting mechanics to Steam a... Read More »
We don’t have any numbers to back this up, but we suspect that out of the thousands of projects that wannabe game developers start in RPG Maker MV, very few are completed. Even fewer actually get a ... Read More »
It has only been a few days since we featured Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered on our site, and we find ourselves returning to the Horizon universe already. This time, however, Aloy and her friends have b... Read More »
It hasn’t even been a year since we took a closer look at Horizon Forbidden West’s Complete Edition and there is already some new Horizon content on our site. This time, however, it’... Read More »
All sorts of ARG, analog horror, and turning children’s media into creepy content are still as popular as ever within the horror genre. This has inadvertently spread onto video games, and today ... Read More »