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Cat Café Manager (PC) Review

Cat Café Manager, unsurprisingly, is a café management game with cats. What will they think of next? You may be like me, and you’ll have first stumbled across it during one of the Wholesome Games showcases, and despite some gentle “spooky-ness” it…

Young Souls (PC) Review

The mixing of two genres has worked wonders in the gaming industry. Whether it be Mass Effect meshing third-person shooting with RPG storytelling mechanics or perhaps the recent The Riftbreaker doing RTS and top-down shooting simultaneously, a truly unique experience can be had with…

Death and Taxes (PC) Review

Well, it’s nearly Tax Day here in the United States. This year, April 18th is the deadline for most American citizens to submit their tax returns to the Internal Revenue Service in the hopes of getting a sizable tax refund or (at…

FixFox (PC) – Review

FixFox is an odd little adventure that caught my eye recently. I say recently, but it was back in January when the release date was announced. You play as Spacr, Vix, a humanoid-fox hybrid in a far-flung future where all of humanity…

Weird West (PC) Review

One of the games that I’ve been looking most forward to this year has been Weird West. Mixing folklore and the supernatural in an American frontier setting is appealing on its own and adding in a focus on various immersive elements captured…

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax (PC) Review

We are three months into 2022 and there is simply so much to look forward to when it comes to fighting games. A little over a month ago we had a big release with The King of Fighters XV, which I’m still…

Kingdom of the Dead (PC) – Review

Kingdom of the Dead is a game that only understands two words. The first is the word BANG written in all capitals and the second is the drone of “brains!?” Released a few weeks ago, someone didn’t understand that majority of the…

Phantom Breaker: Omnia (PC) Review

It feels strange to have played Phantom Breaker: Omnia. Both the original 2011 game and its 2013 update were only released in Japan, creating a small audience who wished for a localized version. I found out about it through the localized Beat…

Babylon’s Fall (PC) Review

When I first opened up Babylon’s Fall, I honestly didn’t know what to expect. The trailer seemed interesting and gave me a vibe that this was going to be a game filled with beautiful cutscenes, rich lore, and fantastic gameplay. After playing…

Elex II (PC) Review

The open-world RPG was the staple of the 2010s, with several franchises such as Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and others seeing several releases to flood the market by decade’s end. With narrative, linear tales such as God of War and The Last of Us eking out…