Dystopian Fun and Games – Tribe Nine Closed Beta Preview
The upcoming game Tribe Nine from developer Tookyo Games and publisher Ataksuki Games is probably something you should keep your eye on. Developed by Kazutaka Kodaka of Danganronpa fame and…
Piracy. It’s A Lifestyle – Cat Quest III Review
Cat Quest is back! If you’re not familiar with the runaway indie hit Cat Quest from developer The Gentlebros, you’ve been missing out. In short, it’s an action/RPG with cats.…
A Satisfying Mix of Action & RPG – Tokyo Xanadu eX+ Switch Review
If you follow RPGs and more specifically Japanese game developer Falcom, you’ve probably heard of Tokyo Xanadu. It was originally released on the Playstation Vita way back in 2017 followed…
Fun Without Screens – Natsu-Mon: 20th Century Summer Kid Review
Slice of life content is a big thing these days. With protests, bombings, biased news, corrupt politicians, climate change, and so much more, things are a little rough around the…
Nostalgic Speedrunning – Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition Review
Unless you’re a gamer that’s been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard of the famed Nintendo World Championships. Back in the ‘90s, they were prominently featured in the movie…
A Bit Too Old-School – Retro Mystery Club Vol.1: The Ise-Shima Case Review
Mystery games have been popular ever since the original Famicom Detective club games were released and on PCs, even before that. The re-release of The Famicom Detective Club duology on…
Out of the Darkness – True Detective: Night Country Blu-Ray Review
Since the shift to high resolution polygon graphics, gaming has been moving closer and closer to a narrative experience similar to TV and movies. Studios like Quantic Dream have been…
A Valiant Effort – NeoSprint Review
Atari has been re-releasing a number of their vintage franchises over the past few years. Lunar Lander, Berserk, Missile Command and Yars have all made recent appearances on modern consoles…
Enter At Your Own Peril! – Dexter’s Laboratory: The Complete Series DVD Review
If you grew up in the mid ‘90s and had access to a TV, there’s almost no way that you haven’t heard of Dexter’s Laboratory. One of the most successful…
Sunset of Violence – Fading Afternoon Review
Fading Afternoon is a unique game. Created by Yeo, a Russian indie developer and published by Circle Entertainment, it completes a loose trilogy of Japanese street games similar in basic…