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As much as your humble reviewer enjoys listening to music, we don’t exactly consider ourselves musically gifted. We have an underdeveloped sense of rhythm, which admittedly is an issue whenever we h... Read More »
As much as your humble reviewer enjoys listening to music, we don’t exactly consider ourselves musically gifted. We have an underdeveloped sense of rhythm, which admittedly is an issue whenever we h... Read More »
It’s often said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. When a game is a runaway success, it occasionally spawns an entire genre: we’ve seen countless Souls-likes, Vampire Survivors-like... Read More »
Have you ever been frustrated with a delivery driver? No need to answer that one, because we’ve all been there. Now, you might’ve thought to yourself that you’d be so much more efficient when it... Read More »
The original Tormentum – Dark Sorrow slipped under our personal radar when it debuted back in… wait, 2015? Yes, you read that right. More than a full decade after the release of Tormentum, the... Read More »
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 »
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 »