Seven years ago, Square Enix brought a pair of PS2 classics to the then-current generation of consoles with Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster. These were more than just ports with a new coat of paint, a... Read More »
Well, this was a bit of a surprise, wasn’t it? We fully expected that our next Switch 2 Edition review after Fitness Boxing 3 would’ve been Xenoblade Chronicles 2, but Square Enix jumped the queue... Read More »
If you’ve been paying attention to our reviews, you’ll have noticed that the vast majority of EastAsiaSoft’s releases over the last few months have been bite-sized puzzle games and visual novels... Read More »
If you cast your mind back to the beginning of the year, you may remember our review of Winterlight. This visual novel stood out not because it was particularly well-written, but because it made use o... Read More »
Over the last few weeks or so, we’ve been dipping in and out of Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, slowly chipping away at the post-game. That inevitably means that we’ve been spending a lot of time ... Read More »
After imaginarylab’s Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town, a new point-and-click adventure game takes centre stage with Whirlight – No Time to Trip. Whether imaginarylab has learned from ... Read More »
Even though we have fond memories of Bubsy when growing up, Bubsy struggled as the years went by to stay a relevant IP while competing with Mario, Sonic, Spyro, Crash Bandicoot, and many others. The b... Read More »
We feel like it hasn’t been all that long since we last checked in with our pal Adol Christin, but he’s back with a new… well, old adventure. Hot on the heels of Ys X: Proud Nordics comes Revela... Read More »
Earlier this year, one of our fellow reviewers took a look at Baradroid, a gay visual novel brought to the Switch by EastAsiaSoft. Based on that review, it would appear that said reviewer wasn’t awa... Read More »
Over the last few months or so, we’ve been enjoying the bite-sized puzzle games that EastAsiaSoft has been adding to their library. Games like Tiny Biomes and Avenue Escape have been perfect palette... Read More »