As much as we enjoy serving up drinks or romancing colour-coded ninja hunks, nothing beats a good old mystery plot when it comes to visual novels. The genre was practically invented for them, as their... Read More »
The gods are dead, and a phenomenon known only as the Gyldenmist has enshrouded the lands, bringing with it enormous monstrosities. In Mistfall Hunter, you need to balance risk and reward. Go into the... Read More »
Sometimes, with all the new games coming out, it’s easy to forget there are still developers working on their older passion projects with devotion. Path of Exile is a 2013 free-to-play RPG by Gr... Read More »
What sort of horrors could be lurking in a forbidden national park? Nothing good, that’s for sure. But if you and your friends are feeling brave, Huntin’ Buddies is a comedic 4-player co-op ho... Read More »
We have reviewed quite a few Sword Art Online games over the years, and while many of them weren’t amazing titles, they managed to entertain us for the most part. Echoes of Aincrad tries to offe... Read More »
It hasn’t been all that long since we last put our management skills to the test in Pro Cycling Manager 26, but here we are again with another management sim. This time around, we’re not in charge... 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 »
There are retro-inspired games and then there are actual retro games. Before we dive into Orpheus: To Hell and Back as a game, we have to address the elephant in the room: yes, this is an actual Game ... 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 »
