Orbitals – Review
Even though co-op games have never truly lost their appeal, they did get a huge surge in popularity back in 2021 when EA published It Takes Two. This charming co-op-only title won the hearts of many a... Read More »
Even though co-op games have never truly lost their appeal, they did get a huge surge in popularity back in 2021 when EA published It Takes Two. This charming co-op-only title won the hearts of many a... Read More »
Garfield is inevitable. Ever since the lovable fat orange cat debuted as a newspaper comic, he’s been the star of various animated shows, movies, memes, an (ironic) fandom, and, of course, video gam... Read More »
At the end of our review of Torneko’s Mystery Dungeon, we told you we’d be returning to the Dragon Quest universe soon, and here we are. Rather than another spin-off, we’re looking at a full-fle... Read More »
And now for something completely different, at least as far as EastAsiaSoft is concerned. Over the last couple of months, the publisher has mostly focused on visual novels with AI-generated illustrati... Read More »
Until recently, our personal experience with Mystery Dungeon was limited to the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon games and, to a lesser extent, the Void Terrarium series, which aren’t official series entrie... Read More »
Patience is a virtue. It took solo indie developer Richard Daskas, aka Wise Wombat Games, over seven years to build his 2D hack-and-slash title Resonant Blade. His journey with the game is well worth ... Read More »
We didn’t expect to tackle another hidden object game so soon after Cat Me If You Can, but the universe works in mysterious ways. Developer Denki, whom you may know from the Autonauts series, decide... Read More »
Up until the confirmation of the release date for Ocarina of Time for Switch 2, it seemed like Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave was going to be Nintendo’s final “big” title for 2026. While the Leg... Read More »
We’re certainly not strangers to digital adaptations of board games that we’ve played in real life: we backed the original Evolution on Kickstarter and our (signed!) copy of the game sits prominen... Read More »
It feels like only yesterday that we were looking back at Square Enix’s crowded 2022 release schedule, culminating in the triumphant arrival of Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion on Nintendo’... Read More »