In the vast universe of card games, trick-taking games stand as a bastion of strategy, skill, and social interaction. These games, ranging from the classic to the contemporary, not only offer endless ... Read More »
The first Persona game already dates from 1996 and is part of the even older (Shin) Megami Tensei franchise. The first Persona games didn’t immediately reach our shores when they came out, but w... Read More »
The original Overpass was released a little over three years ago and was a mild success, leaving many including our reviewer amused though not impressed. But publisher Nacon (formerly Bigben Interacti... Read More »
Today is a big day for Dragon Quest fans, thanks to the release of Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince. This monster training spin-off returns after many years with its biggest entry yet. Take on t... Read More »
If you’re an avid visitor of our site, you may have noticed that we like games that feature trains. The latest title to be a part of this hyperfixation is Voidtrain, a game that has been in Early Ac... Read More »
A year after debuting on PC, MINTROCKET and Nexon’s acclaimed indie title Dave the Diver has finally arrived on the Switch. While we were aware of the positive response that the PC release got, the ... Read More »
Back in 1996, Mario decided to leave his regular platforming adventures behind for his very first RPG endeavor. This brand-new title was dubbed Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, and it was d... Read More »
Every good fairytale starts with a warehouse and a farm. Well, maybe that’s not true, but in Grenaa Games and Dear Villagers’ relaxed city-builder Fabledom that certainly seems to be the c... Read More »
If you are a fan of Counter-Strike 2 (CS2), you will be well aware of the importance of skins. Not only do these skins add a dash of style to your weapons, but they also signify the player’s sta... Read More »
Two years after debuting in Japan, Kemco Games and Water Phoenix’ Archetype Arcadia has finally been localized for English-speaking audiences, courtesy of PQube. Given its sheer length and the overa... Read More »
