Platypus Reclayed – Review
The Shoot ’em up (Shmup) genre has died out over the years, with only a handful of new titles emerging or rereleases of very old, popular titles with slightly improved resolution. Even so, it... Read More »
The Shoot ’em up (Shmup) genre has died out over the years, with only a handful of new titles emerging or rereleases of very old, popular titles with slightly improved resolution. Even so, it... Read More »
Ask any seasoned gamer about their favourite Wii games, and it won’t be long before Super Mario Galaxy and its sequel come up in the conversation. In the two decades since their debut, they’ve gar... Read More »
Although Everybody’s Golf has been around in some way or another since 1997, this humble reviewer had never crossed paths with it. Part of this is because the penultimate game in the series was back... Read More »
The RPG genre has been a consistent choice for decades, and today there are plenty of options for all styles and age groups. When you think about tabletop RPGs, you may go straight to the classic Dung... Read More »
While the rest of the world got stuck in with Hades II over the last weekend, we were playing a different, yet very similar game. It was a bold move for Bandai Namco to release said game, Towa and the... Read More »
The latest Nintendo Direct was jam-packed with the usual suspects, including Mario and Pokémon, as well as smaller titles like Popucom and Lynked. One title that was overlooked was Gloomy Eyes, howev... Read More »
If we had a nickel for every cosy Wild West-themed video game we reviewed this year, we’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice. Yes, just a couple of months... Read More »
Last year, PQube brought the classic dungeon-crawling series Class of Heroes to modern platforms with Class of Heroes: Anniversary Edition and Class of Heroes 2G: Remaster Edition. The return of these... Read More »
If you’re a regular visitor of this website, then you’ll undoubtedly have noticed that we’ve been playing quite a few cozy games lately, ranging from Wyrmhall to Artis Impact. Cozy games are a r... Read More »
Islanders: New Shores is a minimalist city-building game with some strategic elements, but mostly the vibes are extremely casual. A successor to the original Islanders that came out in 2019, indie dev... Read More »