We don’t have any numbers to back this up, but we suspect that out of the thousands of projects that wannabe game developers start in RPG Maker MV, very few are completed. Even fewer actually get a ... Read More »
All sorts of ARG, analog horror, and turning children’s media into creepy content are still as popular as ever within the horror genre. This has inadvertently spread onto video games, and today ... Read More »
When it comes to Final Fantasy’s sister RPG series SaGa and Mana, we’ve always had more affinity for the latter. We’re probably biased, given that our copy of Mystic Quest on the Game Boy is the... Read More »
Two years after debuting on PC, Voracious Games’ Potionomics has reached its next milestone with the appropriately titled Masterwork Edition. For PC players, this step is more evolution than revolut... Read More »
Outright Games has a fairly busy publishing schedule for the end of the year, as they have recently been releasing quite a few titles for younger gamers, but also a few more adult entries such as TRAN... Read More »
Our expectations for DROVA – Forsaken Kin were high. With over six years of development behind it, and the seal of approval of publisher Deck13, of Crosscode and Chained Echoes fame, the old sch... Read More »
Racing games come in all shapes and sizes but it’s been a while since combat-oriented arcade racing games reigned supreme in the genre. Many of these older games revolved around taking out the o... Read More »
It wasn’t all that long ago that the Prince of Persia series was seemingly dead in the water, but that changed when The Lost Crown saw release. With Sargon’s adventure, Ubisoft single-handedly bro... Read More »
Almost two years ago we were treated to a gem of a horror game called Paper Ghost Stories: 7PM. This unique title blended an interesting papercraft style with a Malaysian setting and cultural influenc... Read More »
We thought it was only a few months ago that we played through SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake, only to realize our review already dates back to February 2023. We enjoyed the quirky SpongeBob ... Read More »