We’ve all had our moments when we are watching a movie or reading a comic and question the choices that are made by a certain character. Well, in Swordbreaker The Game YOU are the one who makes the ... Read More »
So you want to be a Barista? You know that’s hard work, right? Between the marketing of Starbucks their $4 coffee and the idea you got in the back of your mind to start your own business, a lot ... Read More »
Vampire: The Masquerade has quite the history. Starting out as a tabletop role-playing game back in 1991, it has spawned countless tie-ins such as card games, comic books and most notably for us, seve... Read More »
After the amazing Kickstarter success of the original Tokyo Dark where the developer Cherrymochi quintupled their original goal, the game hits some new platforms like the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo... Read More »
Tokyo Dark: Remembrance is a murder mystery but is brought to you in an anime style, that also blends visual novel storytelling with point-and-click adventures into one thrilling journey. Tokyo Dark: ... Read More »
It’s time to look at another visual novel! You know, one of those interactive stories that fall somewhere between a book and a game? This time, it’s about the game Winds of Change, a game ... Read More »
The Utawarerumono franchise is a fairly known one, albeit mainly in Japan. While some of the games have reached our market, they are often considered somewhat obscure or a niche product. Nonetheless, ... Read More »
Visual novels and games from the Telltale series are often the go-to games for people who love story-based gaming experiences. While visual novels often adhere to only one path to follow, the Telltale... Read More »
Route 59 Games announces a slight delay regarding the release date of Necrobarista. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the cinematic cel-shaded visual novel will launch a tad later in Q3 2019 than previ... Read More »
These last few years we have been getting an increased amount of Japanese-influenced games that just scream anime or at least have some traditional Asian (Japanese, Korean) storytelling the way we con... Read More »