We have mentioned this quite a few times before, but simulation titles come in all shapes and sizes, ranging from big, realistic projects to more silly, bite-sized titles such as Goat Simulator. Some ... Read More »
Tower defense games come in all forms, but only a few ever reached the same popularity level as Plants vs. Zombies. Popcap’s beloved tower defense title took the world by storm and spawned sever... Read More »
Ask anyone with a cursory knowledge of video games to name a Final Fantasy character, and you’re more than likely to hear the names of Cloud or Sephiroth. While the series spans almost four decades ... Read More »
We’ve been feeling a bit under the weather lately, so we decided to take things easy this weekend. Instead of getting stuck again in the vast world of Final Fantasy VII (review coming soon!), we fig... Read More »
All the way back in 2020, we reviewed a nifty sports title, Lonely Mountains: Downhill, which managed to entertain us quite a bit. In Downhill, we were BMX riders who had to clear tricky tracks in ord... Read More »
For our next backlog review, we’re staying close to home. Devil Jam was developed by Rogueside Games, a Belgian developer that we’ve crossed paths with already: we looked at their games Best Serve... Read More »
If you look up Montezuma’s Revenge on Wikipedia, you’ll quickly find that it’s a colloquial term for traveller’s diarrhea first and foremost. It’s also a roller coaster, a bicycle race, andâ... Read More »
We occasionally receive games we are already familiar with, often as ports of titles we’ve played before. This time, CarGo! arrives on PlayStation. We previously reviewed the Xbox Series X|S version... Read More »
Time goes by when you have (too) many games to review, and sadly, this means that sometimes lengthier titles get pushed to our backlog from time to time. Case in point: the recently released Octopath ... Read More »
It has been a while, hasn’t it? By our count, the last time we took a look at a traditional visual novel was Sol Dorado Heist, back in March of last year. We figured we were well overdue for one. Wi... Read More »