In our continuous battle against the backlog, we’re tackling another title that slipped through the cracks today. Developer State of Play’s South of the Circle is a game that was originally releas... Read More »
Although we consider ourselves to be quite familiar with visual novels, the so-called otome subgenre is a different beast altogether compared to previous titles that we’ve looked at. In Japanese, th... Read More »
Although White Day: A Labyrinth Named School has a two-decade history behind it, there is a decent chance that you’ve never heard of the game unless you’re a diehard survival horror fan. The game ... Read More »
Judging a game purely on looks isn’t always the best way to go about it. At first glance, Legends of Kingdom Rush looked like yet another cheap mobile port that isn’t worth your time. We were prov... Read More »
We have played through our fair share of FMV games over the years, and some were a lot better than others. We very much enjoyed the Sci-Fi setting of The Complex, while I Saw Black Clouds felt a bit m... Read More »
Before we delve into Various Daylife, let’s get the title out of the way first. Square Enix certainly isn’t a stranger to naming their games like someone pulled two random words out of a hat, but ... Read More »
When we found out that Please, Touch the Artwork was developed by a Belgian indie developer, we almost felt obligated to take a look at it: this very website is based in Belgium, although it’s not o... Read More »
Before we delve into 60 Parsecs!, we should point out that this isn’t a new game in the slightest- in fact, it’s been around since 2018. Why are we only now taking a look at this game, five years ... Read More »
The old saying ‘one shouldn’t judge a book by its cover’ is something that can be applied to video games as well, and Blacken Slash, the subject of today’s review, is a perfect example of this... Read More »
If, in an alternate timeline, Game Freak had decided to stick closer to the DS-era Pokémon games, then the series could have evolved into something pretty close to Coromon, the subject of today’s r... Read More »