If you grew up in the ‘90s, you may remember a cartoon series titled The Animals of Farthing Wood, which was about a group of forest animals driven from their home, looking for a new place to live. ... Read More »
When the original Splatoon launched on the Wii U back in 2015, it was met with a healthy dose of criticism: Nintendo of all developers launching an online shooter? The critics were wrong and the game ... Read More »
Wild Sphere has several games under its belt already, yet today’s title is the developer’s first venture into the horror genre. OXIDE Room 104 is a self-described body horror game. As you&... Read More »
Remember those days when you would get together with friends in arcade halls to play a lot of different classic arcade games on a physical arcade machine that is rarely seen nowadays? Well, Rolling Gu... Read More »
Over the years we have seen loads of LEGO games, and truth be told, most of them are extremely fun to play with friends and family. We have battled the evil Sith in LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga,... Read More »
It’s not always easy to review a licensed game if you aren’t familiar with the license in question, especially if said game puts a heavy focus on fan service. Case in point: SD Gundam Battle Allia... Read More »
One of the most classic and beloved genres in video game history must be the adventure game. It’s you against the world, with a sword in your hand, exploring mysterious dungeons and enemies are ... 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 »
It’s been a very busy year for NIS, with high profile releases like Disgaea 6 Complete and YuruKill, but it seems like the studio has no intent of slowing down. Only a year has passed since we looke... 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 »