Long Gone Days (PC) Review
Whenever I hear about a turn-based game, I tend to stay away. I prefer having a full hand in the action that plays out with combat that is based on skill and less so on chance and intense strategy. I felt the…
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Lisa: Definitive Edition (Switch) Review
When you play games long enough (especially reviewing them) there are a few cult classic, highly acclaimed games that slip through the cracks. These are games that you’ve been told are good, games you’ve been recommended numerous times, but they’ve just never…
Virgo Versus the Zodiac (PS5) Review
Over the years I have played a lot of RPGs. I specifically love checking out Indie RPGs because they often take concepts I love from classics and turn them on their head. Years ago, I first saw Virgo Versus the Zodiac when…
Lifeless Moon (PC) Preview
Before I got my start with Lifeless Moon, I had a sneaking suspicion that I had heard of it before. That’s when I checked my Steam wishlist and found that I had added Lifeless Planet almost eight years ago. I was intrigued by the concept…
Dungeon Munchies Gets Chapter 3 and Early Access Release
A while ago, I reviewed the Nintendo Switch version of Dungeon Munchies, which contained the first two chapters of the game and offered a really fun, unique take on the Metroidvania genre. I mentioned finding it odd that the Switch version was…
Land of Screens (PC) Review
Sometimes I find myself wanting a break from the intense shooters and quick-paced fighting games that I fill so much of my time with. I could watch nothing but action movies or thrillers without the desire to watch a feel-good movie on…
Date Night Bowling (Switch) Review
I love a good bit of bowling every now and again, but a lot of games get a little too technical with it. I also happen to love games that are a little quirky or different in practice. Date Night Bowling brings…
Doki Doki Literature Club Plus! (PS5) Review
Wow! What else is there to say about Doki Doki Literature Club Plus! (DDLC+)? It’s equally as cute as it is terrifying. Originally launching solely on PC back in 2017, Doki Doki Literature Club received an enhanced re-release known as Doki Doki…
Cyanide & Happiness – Freakpocalypse (Switch) Review
Warning: Cyanide & Happiness – Freakpocalypse contains adult humor and is not appropriate for children. However, this review does not contain adult content and is suitable for all ages. I’ll admit, from time to time I like a bit of dark comedy.…
Where The Water Tastes Like Wine & Railway Empire Free On Epic
This week’s news? There was no news, aside from Monday I covered what was added to Prime Gaming, and Zoë spoke about the stupidity that continued to fester in Ubisoft. Tuesday, after a leak the night before, Xbox revealed the Series S with a price. Wednesday, Taylor…