Halloween 1985 – Review
“Wait a minute!”, you say as you read the title of this review. “It’s neither Halloween nor 1985! This seems like an inappropriate game to review in early January! What gives?”. Well, dear r... Read More »
“Wait a minute!”, you say as you read the title of this review. “It’s neither Halloween nor 1985! This seems like an inappropriate game to review in early January! What gives?”. Well, dear r... Read More »
With Darkway: Murder of King Mere, indie developer Ekpap is giving us a glimpse into a dark fantasy universe populated by anthropomorphized dogs that he has been developing for over a decade. For all ... Read More »
Ahead of getting into our first review of 2026, allow us, dear reader, to wish you all the best for the new year. With a ton of exciting games on the horizon, we have no doubt that this is going to be... Read More »
As the gaming industry moves slowly but surely towards a digital-only model, game preservation becomes more and more important. As servers go offline, games go down with them, ending up on the Lost Me... Read More »
We wanted to squeeze out just one more backlog review before the year ended, and with SpongeBob currently starring in a new movie, what better game to look at than the latest Nicktoons title? Original... Read More »
One year after Stars in the Trash made its debut on Steam, it launched on the Switch. Given that the game flew under our radar when it was initially released, its arrival on the handheld platform seem... Read More »
Good to see you again, your highness. Between 2024’s Early Access build and August’s PC release, this is the third time we’re looking at The Rogue Prince of Persia. We’ve never been happier to... Read More »
As the famous saying goes, Rome wasn’t built in a day. If you think you can do better, however, the latest entry in the Anno series gives you the opportunity to prove it. As its title implies, Anno ... Read More »
We recently finished reading Garth Marenghi’s This Bursted Earth, a novel that made us hungry for ‘80s-style horror. (If you’re unfamiliar with Marenghi, we do urge you to check out Darkplace, h... Read More »
Over the years, we’ve played quite a few Souls-likes. We haven’t found one that can truly stand up to the granddaddy of them all, however. After a while, they also start to blend together, and to ... Read More »