Undead And Damaged – Vampire Therapist Review
Vampire Therapist from developer and publisher Little Bat Games is one of those titles that would never get released by a major studio. This is the bread and butter of…
Tokyo Scramble Review – A Tale Of Two Experiences
When Tokyo Scramble was shown off at the recent Nintendo Direct Partner Showcase, it seemed it would be an interesting experience. A mix of action, stealth, survival horror and puzzle…
Fighting Force Collection – Lost Classics Or Best Left Forgotten?
Limited Run Games has been re-releasing a number of classic titles lately, including Tomba! and its sequel, and many of these are great. But then you have other titles that…
Mini-Review – Edgar Allan Poe’s Interactive Horror: 1995 Edition
Classic point and click adventure games tend to have a cult following and The Dark Eye is one of these, especially due to the nature of the game being a…
Movie Thoughts – Why Friday the 13th 2009 Was The Best In The Franchise
The Friday the 13th series is an iconic horror franchise with Jason Voorhees being one of the most well known of the slasher villains. The movies were made all through…
The Founder needs to Find her Killer!- Shuten Order Nintendo Switch 2 Edition Review
Shuten Order is a new game by Too Kyo Games, a wild visual novel of the highest order, telling a harrowing tale of a young cult leader’s life being cut…
Puzzle Rat! – Squeakross: Home Squeak Home Review
Picross is kind of a niche genre where the occasional game comes out, some of which are poorly done, and some excellent. The nonogram puzzle style has been around for…
Mutant Football League 2 – Great sequel or un-appologetically disgusting?
Mutant Football League 2 is a masterclass in arcade style carnage. While it doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel, it polishes the bloody spokes of the original, offering a deep,…
Bomb Everything! – Super Bomberman Collection Review
If you’ve been living under a rock and haven’t heard of Super Bomberman, it’s time to crawl out, set a bomb next to your rock, and watch it explode! The…
Reanimal – Yet another Little Nightmares game, or something much more?
Reanimal is the spiritual successor many fans have been waiting for, coming from Tarsier Studios, the original creators of Little Nightmares. Released on February 13, 2026, it represents a darker,…