Get Down With The Sickness – Scurge: Hive Review
Scurge: Hive is an old game that almost no one played. It’s one of those obscurities of the Game Boy Advance/DS generation that slipped under the radar of most players.…
A New Setting For An Old Terror – Silent Hill f Review
Trigger Warning: Silent Hill f features significant scenes of graphic violence, child abuse, and self-harm among others. It is intended only for mature audiences and may be disturbing to some…
You Have My Sword…and My Match! – Puzzle Quest: Immortal Edition Review
Puzzle Quest is an interesting series that slips under the radar of a lot of players. That’s astounding considering the popularity of Match-3 games both in general and on mobile…
The Return Of The Beginning – Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter Review
Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter is finally here…again! If you’re a Falcom fan, you already know what this means and what we’re about to talk about but for those…
Filthy, Unrepentant Adult…Pokemon? – The Edge of Allegoria Review
Experimental indie games are all over the place. Just take a skim through itch.io sometime to get an idea of how strange things get on the fringes of gaming. You…
Approachable and Satisfying Strategy – Dark Deity 2 Review
A few years ago, we reviewed Dark Deity, an interesting strategy RPG that took its cues from a number of classic games but ended up creating its own personality along…
Not Enough Folds – Hirogami Review
Ever been interested in the art of paper folding? Origami is the Japanese art of folding paper to create unique objects and animals. It’s been around for hundreds of years…
I Walk A Lonely Road – Roadwarden Review
Text-based adventures have been around forever. They were even available on the old dial up BBS systems back in the day before, you know, the internet. Since the rise of…
Quiet House, Dark Secrets – Iwakura Aria Review
TRIGGER WARNING: This game features various types of abuse, suicidal themes, self-harm, religious extremism, and other potential triggers which are discussed in the review. Iwakura Aria is the latest in…
When Music and Color Collide – 9 Years of Shadows Review
So. Many. Metroidvanias. This used to be a novel genre with the occasional entry but now it’s a swiftly deepening pit of games that you can barely get a chance…