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Wonder Woman “Not Live Service”

Monolith has had a number of film-crossover projects throughout the years, and after most recently making a good Lord of the Rings tie-in and the money-grabbing one, they have good faith on their side. That’s not to say Tron 2.0, Gotham City Impostors, and Aliens Versus Predator…

Lake (PC) – Review

Back in 2021 ahead of its release, I covered information about Lake, specifically the performance woes of the demo on the Xbox One. Luckily PC players don’t have to worry about that, as the requirements on Steam are fairly low and there…

Disgaea 7 (Switch) Review

For years I have enjoyed the Disgaea franchise. Unlike most franchises, the Disgaea franchise has consistently gotten better over time, aside from a few lulls in terms of characters or storyline. Disgaea 7: Vows of the Virtueless enhances gameplay and refreshes the…

Earthlock & Surviving The Aftermath, Free On Epic

Monday and Tuesday, once again there was so little news that I could take a comment about a river drying up and the change in the planet’s climate, but let’s not. Wednesday, an update on the next update for Shadows of Doubt…

SNW “Hegemony” – Review

Two factions stand on either side of an invisible line, secretly sending troops across to attack the other as war is right on the edge of happening. Henry Alonso Myers and Maja Vrvilo lead the season finale, of sorts, for Strange New…

New Humble Bundle For Action Roguelikes

Humble Bundle has gathered tons of great game niches into their bundle offerings over several years, and has even expanded into having a games marketplace and becoming a publisher. Entitled “Action Roguelikes: What Kills You Makes You Stronger,” this offering includes four…

Coral Island Now Available on PC and Consoles

Life sims are a special sort of breed. Sometimes they’re good, and sometimes they’re bland, but 99% of the time they’re at least a nice distraction. Coral Island caught my attention from the first time I saw its Kickstarter campaign, and developer…

Monochrome Mobius (PlayStation 5) Review

I’ve always been a sucker for a unique RPG. Surprisingly though, even I can be shocked by the wild titles and concepts developers come up with. Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Utawarerumono visual novel franchise…

Fioretta (Film) Review

Documentaries are a film genre that is one of my least viewed. I don’t have an issue with it, but typically don’t find myself drawn to the genre unless it’s discussing a topic I find particularly interesting. As a result, I found…

Shadows of Doubt To Be Moddable Soon

It might not seem like it from the preview I did, but one of the highlights of the year for me has been the Early Access detective game from ColePowered Games, Shadow of Doubt. After the preview, I started a writing exercise doing…