I spent a lot of time with the original UnderMine. At the time of writing this article, I have over 300 hours on PC, and that’s not including the hundreds of hours I spent with it on my Nintendo Switch. Naturally, when…
Many months ago, while looking through the list of upcoming games, I came across a special physical edition of Ereban: Shadow Legacy. At first glance, I assumed this must be some sort of remastered game, but it turns out it is an…
So many casual games on the marketplace now are making mundane parts of life entertaining. For folks like me who tend to play all of the hotly anticipated cozy titles, it’s sometimes tough to stand out. Whether unpacking after a move, running…
Nothing like having the gays throw you down the stairs, it makes the homewrecking smell fresh. Directed by Victor Nelli Jr, this is the first of Nelli’s run with Ugly Betty, but the show won’t be his last time working with America…
Although I no longer plan to buy any new mainline Pokémon RPGs for the foreseeable future, I was once a big fan of competitive battling. I used to build teams and test myself on ladders quite frequently during Generation 6 when Mega…
Every once in a while, a narrative game will actually stoke some emotion out of me, whether it be from relatability, evocative moments, or pure artistry. It’s even rarer to encounter a title that manages to capture all three of these –…
To intentionally misquote the Soldier from Team Fortress 2: “You are like the Cyclops of Greek myth, except you are the Minotaur of Greek myth, and almost everyone hates you!” What we’ve got here is Minos, developed by Artificer and published by…
At least this isn’t in the UK, or we’d be talking about the pornography police checking IDs. Directed by Paul Lazarus, this was Lazarus’ only outing after and before directing some dreck: Friends, Baywatch, Murder, She Wrote, and Pretty Little Liars. However, Lazarus…
If you’re a Pokémon fanatic, chances are you’re still working your way through Pokémon Pokopia. One major feature of that game is actually the lack of a staple in the Pokémon games: battling. Well, anyone missing out on this feature of the series is in luck since…
Over my time here at Phenixx Gaming, I’ve had the opportunity to review kart racers of all types. A few indie gems, a few major disappointments, and a few surprises. SEGA continues to be one of the consistent publishers that understands what…