Well, gamescom 2026 has come and gone, and what an edition it was. There were plenty of things announced to look forward to, including The Witcher 3 Remastered and Onimusha: Way of the Sword. Apart fr... Read More »
Back in 2018, one of our fellow reviewers took a look at Aggelos, a retro-inspired cross between an RPG and a platformer. Eight years later, Aggelos is back, in full-fledged Metroidvania form. We’ll... Read More »
Back in 2022, Ars Goetia released a dungeon crawler titled HellSlave. Dungeon crawlers are a dime a dozen, and we can’t review them all. Because of this, HellSlave slipped under our radar, unfortuna... Read More »
Six years have passed since the Brigandine series attempted to entice modern audiences with The Legend of Runersia, a revival of an IP that had been dormant for twenty years at that point. We enjoyed ... Read More »
Sometimes the simplest games are the hardest to review. In the case of Print I Love U, we really want to say, “Just play it. Trust us.” This is the kind of game where the experience is better the ... Read More »
According to psychologists, the average adult makes about 35000 choices every day… about one every two seconds. The vast majority are unconscious micro-choices, like blinking your eyes, with around ... Read More »
Holonoptic is a story-rich management sim, taking place in a cyberpunk-style future. You’ll be the CEO of a growing company, but are your actions really your own? This game is developed and publishe... Read More »
We’re still just over a month away from Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave, which is this reviewer’s personally most anticipated game of the year. Rather than scratch our turn-based tactical RPG i... Read More »
From BTS to Squid Game to K-Pop Demon Hunters, South Korean pop culture has seen a massive rise in popularity in the West in recent years. Major video games like PUBG and indie hits like Dave the Dive... Read More »
Sweet dreams are made of this. For indie developer Paolo Villanueva, AKA GoldenGratus, Memoirium is a dream game in more ways than one. Not only is it a passion project, as he makes clear on his websi... Read More »