Whirlight – No Time To Trip – Review
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 »
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 »
Before we got to grips with Psyvariar 3, our only real interaction with the series was the guest appearance of Psyva Ria as a playable character in Cotton Fantasy. That’s probably not surprising, as... Read More »
Hot on the heels of Homura: The Crimson Warriors, Idea Factory is back with another otome visual novel… sort of. Technically speaking, this new release isn’t a full-fledged visual novel but instea... 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 »
Hey there, and welcome to our unboxing vid-…review? Yes, we’re taking a look at a game that is all about unboxing things today, as its title, Unbox the Room, so subtly indicates. Is there enou... Read More »
Whether it’s with real-life LEGO bricks or in games like Minecraft or Dragon Quest Builders, building things as a way to enjoy oneself isn’t exactly a mind-blowing concept. In most games though, 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, we took a look at the PC version of Constance and gave it a glowing review. Console gamers, rejoice, as BTF’s Metroidvania masterpiece is now available on consoles too. If you’v... 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 »