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Rune Factory 4 Comes to PC, and Consoles in December

Back in 2020, we covered the Nintendo Switch release of Rune Factory 4 Special and as fans of the genre, we really enjoyed it. It has the same blend of action and life-sim content as Stardew Valley or other games of the…

Marvel’s Midnight Suns Delayed Until Late 2022

After setbacks from Covid-19 and one of the most anticipated titles being lambasted for being released in a questionable state on some platforms, it’s no surprise to see so many developers having to announce delays. However, I was a bit surprised when…

Weird West (PC) Preview

I’ve always been a fan of immersive sim games. I love having choices in a game, and I’m always happy to see that developers planned for whatever unorthodox approach I have. I’m also a huge fan of genres and settings crossing over…

Mr. DRILLER DrillLand Gets PlayStation and Xbox Release Date

I’ve heard some good things about Mr. DRILLER DrillLand on Nintendo Switch. I haven’t played a Mr. DRILLER game myself, but I love the colorful aesthetic and the concept reminds me of lots of great puzzle games I’ve played. Today, Bandai Namco…

Crysis Remastered Trilogy (XBO) Review

I like games where one of the main enemies are the North Koreans. I don’t know why, I think it all started with Homefront because it was different. It was unusual to see a version of America that wasn’t an ungodly superpower.…

Gris (PC) Review

When you look out into the wonderfully expansive sea of indie games, you can see specific types of games that aren’t as common in the AAA market. One such type for example is games that heavily use symbolism as a vehicle to…

Phoenix Point: Behemoth Edition (XBO) – Review

Phoenix Point is a turn-based tactics game from Julian Gollop’s studio Snapshot Games, about grotesque alien lifeforms invading our little rock. I wonder what comparison I am going to draw on here? The guy is the mind behind easily one of the…

Furi (PC) Review

With some games, there’s a fine line between satisfyingly difficult and annoyingly unfair. Some games, like Hollow Knight or Dark Souls, manage this by offering a progression system through various skills and weapons. This is typically seen as a good way to…

Escape Simulator (PC) Review

When I first heard of Escape Simulator, I did not know what to think of it. The trailer was intriguing, but I don’t think of myself as a puzzle aficionado, so I was worried that I was out of my field. Luckily,…

The Caligula Effect 2 (Switch) Review

Admittedly, it is rare that I find a sequel to a game I really like, that actually lives up to the original. I absolutely adored The Caligula Effect: Overdose when it was released on Switch back in 2019, so when I heard…