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Sea of Stars (PC) Review

Since it was announced in 2020, I’ve been fawning over Sabotage Studio’s Sea of Stars for simply how beautiful it is. It is a strange thing to say given the studio’s previous title, The Messenger, didn’t light a fire under me. Also, to…

Madden 24 (Xbox Series X) Review

Madden 24 is going to attract millions of fans without any of them seeing a single trailer or screenshot. Plenty of people purchase annual sports releases blindly, for better or worse. This is usually because they know what they’re getting. If it’s…

Lies of P Demo Ending Next Week

Anyone who hasn’t had a chance to sink their teeth into the Lies of P demo only has a little over a week to do so. It was initially added back in June, a little before the Koei Tecmo Games’ Wo Long:…

Monster Hunter Rise on Xbox is Now Up to Date

Back in December, we learned that Monster Hunter Rise would spread its wings from the Nintendo Switch and Steam to head over to additional platforms, namely the current and previous generation consoles for Xbox and PlayStation. It even came to Xbox Game…

Marble It Up! Ultra (PC) Review

While we are still waiting with bated breath for an announcement for a new Super Monkey Ball game, the creators of Marble It Up! have decided to give SEGA a run for their money by coming out with an all-new game. This…

Fairy Fencer F: Refrain Cord (Switch) Review

In 2014, Idea Factory released Fairy Fencer F to the West. In 2016 they released an updated version called Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force. Now, 9 years after the original game’s release, Idea Factory and Compile Heart have released a bizarre…

Adore (PC) Review

I’m always a sucker for games with creature collecting as a core mechanic. Adore developed by Cadabra Games is one of the newest in this subgenre. It’s also one of the most unique with strong dungeon crawler and roguelike elements. The main…

Moving Out 2 (PC) Review

Throughout the years, we have seen sequels to video games that have taken the core concept of the original and improved the overall quality of the game to deliver a truly wonderful experience. From time to time, such games have even been…

Smurfs Kart (Switch) Review

A great kart racer needs a few things to not instantly be compared to a generic Mario Kart clone. Firstly, it needs to have solid controls that make racing feel fun, not frustrating. Secondly, it’s crucial that the game features enough of…

Inner Ashes (Switch) Review

Walking Simulators can be hit-or-miss. Sometimes mechanical problems can cause a strong narrative to be bogged down or even missed entirely. In the case of Inner Ashes, a profound story is present, but a few issues keep it from being a great…