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…
Post-Apocalyptic Pac, Don’t Look Back! – Shadow Labyrinth Review
This is a strange one. Developer and publisher Bandai Namco has taken arguably their most classic franchise, and turned it into a dark apocalyptic Metroidvania filled with obscure lore, references…
9 Persons, 9 Rooms, 9 Porno Mags – No Sleep For Kaname Date Review
As you might easily surmise, No Sleep For Kaname Date – From AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES is not your normal game. Part escape room game, part visual novel, and part…
Surprise! A Game Gear Tank Game! – Griffin Review
Top-down tank games are pretty uncommon. There are only a scant handful around, titles you may not even have heard of such as Assault, Granada, Tank Force, or Guardian Force.…
AI Is Still Bad – System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remastered Review
Some of us have been playing video games a long time. That means that when we played them for the first time, games like System Shock 2 weren’t classics but…
Time Keeps Tickin’ Away – Metaphor: ReFantazio Review
If you’ve been following Atlus a long time, you’re probably familiar with the wide variety of genres and backgrounds they’ve made games in. Naturally, the Persona and Shin Megami Tensei…
Do Better…Or Die – The Alters Review
When a game isn’t heavily promoted and slips under the radar, it’s sometimes hard to get a handle on what exactly you’re getting into. There are a ton of fantastic…