Splatoon Raiders – Review
You’re a kid now, you’re a squid now! Over a decade ago (yes, really!) Splatoon took the gaming world by storm, first as one of the few success stories on the Wii U and then with Splatoon 2 and Sp... Read More »
You’re a kid now, you’re a squid now! Over a decade ago (yes, really!) Splatoon took the gaming world by storm, first as one of the few success stories on the Wii U and then with Splatoon 2 and Sp... Read More »
In the last few years, the world has been overwhelmed by the love for Korean Pop music, K-Pop in short. Famous groups such as BTS, Blackpink, Ateez, Girls’ Generation, and so on have conquered t... Read More »
Well, this was a bit of a surprise, wasn’t it? We fully expected that our next Switch 2 Edition review after Fitness Boxing 3 would’ve been Xenoblade Chronicles 2, but Square Enix jumped the queue... Read More »
If you’d ask us which Switch 1 games we’d like to see getting a Switch 2 version, Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer wouldn’t even be close to the top of the list. As such, we were surpris... Read More »
Third time’s the charm. We missed the initial release of Aarik and the Ruined Kingdom on PC, way back in 2024. When the game came to Switch in March of this year, it once again slipped under our rad... Read More »
If you’ve been paying attention to our reviews, you’ll have noticed that the vast majority of EastAsiaSoft’s releases over the last few months have been bite-sized puzzle games and visual novels... Read More »
If you cast your mind back to the beginning of the year, you may remember our review of Winterlight. This visual novel stood out not because it was particularly well-written, but because it made use o... Read More »
Leave it to Nintendo to say goodbye to the original Switch in the most Nintendo way possible. Rhythm Paradise Groove (or Rhythm Heaven Groove for those of you on the other side of the ocean) is likely... Read More »
Have you ever wanted to get away from it all and start over? Tired of spending eternity in a dark castle, clashing fangs with your parents? Well, look no further with Moonlight Peaks! A game develop... Read More »
Mix a strong heroine, Celtic mythology, and lots of sword-slashing, and you get SoulQuest! A recent addition to the iconic ‘hack and slash’ genre, painted in a beautiful, pixelated art sty... Read More »