Back in 2020, Moving Out was released, and it seemed as if it was another party game trying to ride on the success of Overcooked. While Moving Out did take a bit of inspiration from the massively popu... Read More »
Whether it’s Caffeine’s power-inducing brews, Necrobarista’s nightly conversations over a cup of joe, or even Brewster’s offerings in Animal Crossing, it’s clear that coffee has become a... Read More »
Once again we’re casting our gaze towards a game that slipped under the radar when it originally launched. After an extended Early Access period, developer Honestly Games’ city-building sim Lords ... Read More »
Visual novels have always been a somewhat special genre of games, as some tread more towards simply being digital books. Many of these games often don’t involve too many choices, making player a... Read More »
Back in 2018, developer AurumDust made their debut with Ash of Gods: Redemption, a tactical RPG based on Sergey Malitsky’s Ash of Gods series of fantasy novels. The original game received mixed revi... Read More »
Sometimes it’s not the big titles that stick around long after you’ve finished a game. Sometimes the unique power of a game lies within its creators’ focus and original vision for th... Read More »
Narrative-driven games have always been popular, especially because many of these games allow gamers to experience an interactive movie of sorts. The best example of this is probably the games made by... Read More »
While half the world is busy playing Baldur’s Gate 3, which is apparently pretty good, we’ve cast our gaze on a game that offers a more old-school take on high fantasy video games. Hammerwatch II ... Read More »
The Sword and Fairy series is a collection of Taiwanese action RPGs that never really took off in the West. However, a dedicated fanbase on the eastern side loves these Chinese mythology-inspired game... Read More »
It’s been slightly over two years since we gave Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart a perfect score on the site. The game truly showed what the PS5 was capable of, and we were constantly impressed b... Read More »