It’s hard to believe that two decades have passed since Beyond Good & Evil first graced the CRT screens of gamers around the world. While the game didn’t really find commercial success immedia... Read More »
We first took a look at an Early Access version KAKU: Ancient Seal a little over a year ago. Back then, the game was supposed to go on general release on both PC and consoles in late 2023, but as is o... Read More »
Indie developer Vile Monarch may not be a common household name, but we’re quite fond of some of their previous titles, like the excellent Growing Up or the hilarious Oh… Sir!! and its sequel. Our... Read More »
Back in May, we looked at Touhou Mystia’s Izakaya, a fan-made spinoff game based on the long-running Touhou Project franchise. Now, we’re returning to that same franchise, albeit through another f... Read More »
As a general rule, we enjoy reviewing games. Don’t get us wrong: it’s still work, but it’s the fun kind of work. Sure, not every title we get in our hands is a high-end AAA title, and a signific... Read More »
It has been a hot minute since we last reviewed a visual novel, with Neurodiver, and even longer since we took a look at a *traditional* visual novel, with Sunny Café. As such, we’re well overdue f... Read More »
While Honestly Games’ Lords and Villeins ended up as one of our backlog reviews last year, it didn’t take us as long to return to the medieval city-building sim. The reason? The arrival of The Gre... Read More »
No matter if you’re a fan of the hugely popular anime SPY X FAMILY or not, it’s likely that you at least know who Anya Forger is. The little girl with the pink hair and over-the-top facial express... Read More »
On our site, we try to give as much exposure to indie titles as we do to triple-A titles, and this way of covering games has been going strong for over a decade now. We have seen many smaller but inte... Read More »
The Boomer Shooter genre is still quite popular, and we see more and more indie developers try their hand at emulating the old-school titles of the 90s and early 2000s. Not all of them succeed at brin... Read More »