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 has already been over a year since we took a closer look at Liberté on Steam, and we concluded that this roguelike deckbuilder had all the right elements to be a hit. Sadly, some minor bugs and a ... 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 »
Simulator games are quite hot right now, and there’s no point denying it. Nowadays, there is a simulator title for everything, be it a city-building sim, one where you manage a fast food joint, ... Read More »
If you’ve been into horror in the last decade, you’ve certainly heard of A Quiet Place. This alien invasion movie became instantly iconic with its unique premise: a world where the aliens ... Read More »
One can’t help but feel old when realizing that Rollercoaster Tycoon turned 25 this year. This instant classic came out back in 1999 and was loved by many. While its sequels often failed to reac... 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 »
It’s sometimes hard to find a JRPG title that clicks, especially considering how many are out there. A lot of these JRPGs have an interesting cast, but the gameplay ends up falling flat, the sto... 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 »