Neatly Organized – Review
Do you remember a little puzzle game titled Pick & Place? RedDeer.Games, who developed and published it, sure hope that you don’t, because they want to sell you that very same game again. We’r... Read More »
Do you remember a little puzzle game titled Pick & Place? RedDeer.Games, who developed and published it, sure hope that you don’t, because they want to sell you that very same game again. We’r... Read More »
If you look up the Freaky Trip series in the Nintendo eShop, you’re greeted with a whopping 40 titles. Don’t let that fool you into thinking you have a lot to catch up on though. The vast majo... Read More »
If we count DLC, it has been a very long time since we’ve had a holiday season without a major Pokémon release. Unless Nintendo decides to shadow-drop Ruby and Sapphire on the eShop, it looks like ... Read More »
We’re not afraid to go against the flow. As the world eagerly awaits the arrival of GTA VI and video game publishers are scrambling to push out as many titles as possible before the release window o... Read More »
Move over Smurfs, Marsupilami and Asterix; there’s a new sheriff in town! Lucky Luke has officially joined the ever-growing lineup of Franco-Belgian comic-to-video game adaptations on Switch. Howeve... Read More »
Garfield is inevitable. Ever since the lovable fat orange cat debuted as a newspaper comic, he’s been the star of various animated shows, movies, memes, an (ironic) fandom, and, of course, video gam... Read More »
At the end of our review of Torneko’s Mystery Dungeon, we told you we’d be returning to the Dragon Quest universe soon, and here we are. Rather than another spin-off, we’re looking at a full-fle... Read More »
And now for something completely different, at least as far as EastAsiaSoft is concerned. Over the last couple of months, the publisher has mostly focused on visual novels with AI-generated illustrati... Read More »
Until recently, our personal experience with Mystery Dungeon was limited to the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon games and, to a lesser extent, the Void Terrarium series, which aren’t official series entrie... Read More »
Patience is a virtue. It took solo indie developer Richard Daskas, aka Wise Wombat Games, over seven years to build his 2D hack-and-slash title Resonant Blade. His journey with the game is well worth ... Read More »