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Sins of the Flesh Update Comes to Cult of the Lamb

Sometimes fanbases get a little rowdy and come up with goofy gags. The Cult of the Lamb fanbase is one such group. I happen to be among them, so I have no shame in saying so. Funnily enough, what spawned from a…

Sand Land Gets April Release Date

One of the intriguing announcements from last year was for Bandai Namco’s next RPG, Sand Land. Akira Toriyama has created a variety of worlds and stories over the years, and Sand Land looks to be a unique one (based on a Manga)…

Story of a Gladiator (PC) Review

As the popular quote goes, “In the Game of Thrones, you win, or you die.” The same can often be said about gladiatorial tournaments held thousands of years ago and, much more recently, about video games which have sought to give players…

Songbird Symphony (PC) Review

As The Trashmen famously (or perhaps infamously) sang, “Everybody knows that the (song)bird is the word.” If that’s the case, I guess one might consider a large group of songbirds to be a symphony. 2019’s Songbird Symphony, developed by Joysteak Studios and…

SaGa: Emerald Beyond Gets Release Date

One of the more cult franchises for Square Enix is easily the SaGa franchise. Like the Mana franchise, it is a little less popular but still persists in getting new games every so often. The latest in the franchise, SaGa: Emerald Beyond,…

DREDGE “The Pale Reach” (PC) Review

It might spoil my end-of-year round-up, but there is only one game that captured my attention all year. Mostly because it has a sense of dread without actively running up to you and shouting “Boo! Did I scare you?” DREDGE is rightfully one of…

Like a Dragon Gaiden (PS5) Review

When Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name was announced, I was a little bit confused. After the release of Like a Dragon, it seemed like a weird choice to create an interquel between Yakuza 6 and Like a…

The Smurfs 2: Prisoner of the Green Stone (Switch) Review

I am a huge fan of The Smurfs. Throughout most of my childhood, I enjoyed The Smurfs cartoons, and I am glad that Microids has taken to reviving the IP in game form over the past few years. The Smurfs 2: Prisoner…

Haunted House (Switch) Review

As many of you are probably already aware, I love a good Rogue-like. I also love a good chance to explore games for Halloween that aren’t outright Horror-focused. There are so few games in the spooky season lineup that aren’t jumpscare factories…

Agatha Christie: Murder on the Orient Express (Switch) Review

After reviewing The London Case a little while ago, I was very curious to see what Murder on the Orient Express had to offer. Upon investigating this new Agatha Christie release, I discovered that it wasn’t developed by Blazing Griffin. Instead, Microids…