Demolishing big buildings or just breaking something small in games is always fun to do, especially when we have quite a few resources to do so. Building something up from scratch is equally satisfyin... Read More »
The original Phantom Brave debuted on the PS2 back in 2004. Since then, it has been rereleased across several platforms multiple times, but we didn’t give it a try until its most recent iteration, w... Read More »
When we think of rhythm games, titles such as Guitar Hero or DDR come to mind. While these titles probably put the genre on the map for a broader audience, a few developers also try their hand at the ... Read More »
If you’re looking for a cozy game in which you get to run your own restaurant on one side and explore dungeons to collect ingredients on the other side then Cuisineer is the perfect choice for you. ... Read More »
We enjoy dating sims that are pretty self-aware about what’s going on. Noisy Fish and Softstar Entertainment seem to have gotten the message with Voice Love on Air, a gay dating sim about creati... Read More »
Only last month we took a closer look at RPG Maker WITH’s release on Nintendo’s hybrid Switch console. This development tool proved to have all the right ingredients to start brewing your ... Read More »
The original Tap Wizard: Idle Magic Quest flew under our radar when TopCog released it on Android and iOS back in 2018. The same almost happened with its sequel, Tap Wizard 2, when it debuted on those... Read More »
Even though horror games aren’t always our go-to genre to unwind after a busy day, we do enjoy them from time to time to play through interesting spooky stories. That being said, the genre is fi... Read More »
Get ready to clutch your pearls, as we’re looking at quite the controversial title today: Tokyo Clanpool. This dungeon crawler from the team behind the Neptunia series originally debuted on the PS V... Read More »
If there’s one thing we’ve learned from visual novels like Amnesia or B-PROJECT RYUSEI*FANTASIA, it’s that we’re not part of the target audience for these titles. They are so-called otome visu... Read More »