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 »
The roguelite deckbuilder genre isn’t exactly short on competition. In fact, genre enthusiasts are so spoilt for choice that a newcomer really needs a standout idea to compete with the likes of Slay... Read More »
We’ve all seen games that try to reinvent the wheel, but The King Got Too Much Gold tries to reinvent the chore. Stepping away from the usual bullet-hell chaos of the modern Survivors-like genre, th... Read More »
If you ask the average person about World War 1, you’ll probably get an answer that mentions the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, Germany, and Flanders Fields. The scope of WWI was much larger than... Read More »
The wait is finally over… at least for those of you who backed Metaphor Games’ Celestial Return on Kickstarter. As much as we loathe to admit it, and despite its remarkable success, the game compl... Read More »
From tabletop games to trading cards and even model kits: If a geeky hobby exists, there is a good chance that a matching shop simulator game has made its way into existence recently. There is perhaps... Read More »
Daedalic Entertainment, now there’s a name we haven’t heard in a while. After the disaster that was Gollum, the studio shut its doors. Daedalic wasn’t entirely dead though, shifting its focus to... Read More »
If you cast your mind back to the beginning of the year, you may remember our review of Winterlight. This visual novel stood out not because it was particularly well-written, but because it made use o... Read More »