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Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (Nintendo Switch 2) Review

There’s nothing quite like the world of Final Fantasy VII. With the third and final entry in the remake trilogy on the way in 2027, Xbox and Nintendo gamers can now play the first two entries that were once Sony-exclusive. As a Switch…

July 2026’s Humble Choice Bundle is Here

The miseries of summer are definitely in full swing now (at least in this hemisphere). Luckily, I haven’t yet melted to the point that I can no longer tell you about July’s Humble Choice bundle. The bundle in question is live now…

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced (PC) – Review

When you’re a professional pirate, it matters that you go on land as much as possible to tell a story of Assassins and Templars, neither of which are pirates. Technically, the 6th game in the series, Assassin’s Creed Black Flag, is often…

Five Things to Know About the July Xbox Reset

In an expected announcement from Asha Sharma, Xbox announced a new round of layoffs. Nearly 4,000 people will be let go from Microsoft, starting with about half of that total number dismissed today. There’s a lot in the announcement, so here are…

AlcheMice gets full Visual Overhaul and more

As games go through development, sometimes they change. It is often that their mechanics change, but sometimes it is more of a cosmetic, visual change that occurs. Now, Red Mountain Games has revealed something new for its upcoming Rogue-like deckbuilder. AlcheMice just…

Goose Byte Studios announces Sponge Break

If you’ve been around for a little while, you’ll know I hate playing games with people. It is not the game’s fault; it is the fact that I hate people. Yet some co-op-focused games still interest me from time to time, including…

Dead or Alive 6 Last Round (Xbox Series X) Review

First released in 2019, Dead or Alive 6 is the latest entry in the Dead or Alive franchise. Team Ninja and Koei Tecmo built the game on a brand-new graphics engine, released tons of characters and outfits, and, most interestingly, sought to slightly tone down…

Pit Panic gets Full Release Date

Few things capture the same iconic vibe of Indiana Jones’s Boulder Scene. Games such as Crash Bandicoot, Sonic Adventure, and Tomb Raider have done things inspired by it, but a game hasn’t really been built off the idea. Now, Flying Rat Studio…

Moonlight Peaks (Nintendo Switch 2) Review

Developer Little Chicken knows it isn’t launching the first farming life sim players have seen. Publisher XSEED understands this, too, having published a handful of games in this genre itself. The difference-maker, as I’ve written in the past about games like farming…

Crushed in Time (PC) Review

My subject today doesn’t simply break the fourth wall so much as it vaporizes the fourth wall, looks the player in the eye, and addresses them by name while informing them that an entire wall appears to have somehow gone missing. What…