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 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 »
Tales of Graces f remastered is a colorful JRPG with an intriguing storyline that is home to a group of well-written main characters. Alongside Asbel Lhant and his friends, you’ll travel through the... Read More »
As regular readers of our website know, we’re fond of all sorts of visual novels. And why wouldn’t we? We absolutely still love our regular old books, but through the power of music, visual effect... Read More »
We have a bit of a love-hate relationship with publisher RedDeer.Games. Their Switch catalog includes some fantastic games, like Cyber Protocol or Cook for Love and they give indie developers a chance... Read More »
It’s the perfect time of the year to curl up on the couch with a blanket, a cup of tea, and some reading material. In our case, that last one typically refers to a visual novel. It has been a couple... Read More »
Whether it was helping out the citizens of Barnsworth in Thank Goodness You’re Here, embarking on our very own Athenian Rhapsody, or driving a taxi into outer space in Tiny Terry’s Turbo Trip, weâ... Read More »
If you’ve been with us for a while, then you’re probably already familiar with Chernobylite, as we’ve reviewed the game three times already: on PS4, PS5, and PC. You’d think there would be not... Read More »
When a squirrel breaks into a secret facility, steals a golden acorn, and finds a gun, all hell is sure to break loose. With various firearms, you propel yourself to greater heights to collect as many... Read More »
The Smurfs have been the pride and joy of Belgium since the 1950s, but sadly, after their all-time high popularity in the 80s, we haven’t seen that much of them over the last few decades. Of cou... Read More »