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REKA gets September Early Access release

I can’t explain REKA without sounding like I’m making it sound normal or somehow more bonkers than I normally attempt. You play as a young woman who lives inside a house placed on the head of a chicken that will often walk…

Debtors’ Club gets New Release Date

As the old saying goes, there are two constants in life: Death and Taxes. While most people wouldn’t find the concept of taxes or tax collection fun, there are a few folks who might enjoy the resource management side of things. Developer…

Shadows of Doubt 1.0 release & console ports announced

One of the more interesting examples of early access these last couple of years has been ColePowered Games’ voxel-based sandbox detective ’em up, Shadows of Doubt. Released into early access a little over a year ago, I thought we’d be talking about…

Beta Test for New Dragon Ball Game Coming Soon

Dragon Ball fans like myself certainly have a lot to look forward to this year. In addition to the highly anticipated Sparking Zero set to release this year, Bandai Namco has also launched an announcement for another new project set in Akira…

New Mystopia Demo is Available on Steam

A fun fact about me is that I’m fascinated by the concept of Witchcraft and magic. Of course, readers with keen eyes would probably know this from my reviews of The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood, Black Book, and more. The cultural idea of…

The Crush House (PC) – Review

Though you can track the origins of reality TV back to the 1940s with radio and short films for TV, the 70s and 80s spawned something closer to what we know now. However, it wasn’t until John de Mol Jr created the…

Vampire Therapist (PC) Review

Editor’s Note: Vampire Therapist contains mature themes related to mental health and is not suited for all audiences. I am very picky when it comes to visual novels or narrative-focused games. However, now and then a game will come across my inbox…

Console Sale Decreases Don’t Mean Console Gaming is Dead

There’s growing concern and conversation about the future of gaming as it pertains to where players play their favorite titles. Xbox and Microsoft are betting that the Cloud is the future; meanwhile, Sony is still, alongside Nintendo, firmly in the console space,…

The Star Named EOS (Nintendo Switch) Review

A video game’s ability to use a real-world medium for creativity and artistry as a key gameplay mechanic can be tricky to pull off. That said, photography has proved to be one such medium that translates well to a video game. In The…

Atlas Fallen to receive big free update

Atlas Fallen was unfortunately one of the many games to launch last year that somewhat fell by the wayside. Given the amount of quality titles to choose from, it can be hard to spend your time on what was only realistically a…