Time goes by when you have (too) many games to review, and sadly, this means that sometimes lengthier titles get pushed to our backlog from time to time. Case in point: the recently released Octopath ... Read More »
It has been a while, hasn’t it? By our count, the last time we took a look at a traditional visual novel was Sol Dorado Heist, back in March of last year. We figured we were well overdue for one. Wi... Read More »
Sun, the sea and… More water? Lots of water? Yes, indeed! Because that is what Flotsam is all about. This latest city-builder game was developed by Pajama Llama Games and published by Stray Fa... Read More »
Games where typing is not just a gimmick but the main gameplay mechanic have been around for quite some time. Typing of the Dead was probably the first major title to employ this mechanic for its acti... Read More »
With Darkway: Murder of King Mere, indie developer Ekpap is giving us a glimpse into a dark fantasy universe populated by anthropomorphized dogs that he has been developing for over a decade. For all ... Read More »
We have recently covered quite a few Survivors titles, and we’ve come to the point where we are not really expecting anything ‘original’ on offer in this specific genre. We have pla... Read More »
It’s time for a blast from the past… sort of. With Milano’s Odd Job Collection, publishers Marvelous and XSEED are bringing an obscure PS1 title from 1999 to English-language audiences for the f... Read More »
If we have to describe oneway.exe: Module 1.0 in a nutshell, it’s a combination of everything that’s currently popular in horror. Analog scares, early internet nostalgia, mascot horror, me... Read More »
Ahead of getting into our first review of 2026, allow us, dear reader, to wish you all the best for the new year. With a ton of exciting games on the horizon, we have no doubt that this is going to be... Read More »
2D brawlers were all the rage back in the 80s and 90s, with titles such as Double Dragon, Final Fight, Streets of Rage, and many more. The genre faded more and more into the background when 3D games b... Read More »