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Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?! Is Free On Epic

Buckle up kids, the news right now is about as thick as my desire to listen to William Shatner about how Star Trek is only now become political. On Monday, Alexx spoke about how the MultiVersus‘ open beta has been extended indefinitely because Warner Bros hasn’t…

Doctor Who “Empress of Mars” – Review

Oh yay, the episode with an empire finding its way across the stars, I wonder how I could be bored by this? Possibly by the fact I’d completely forgotten this and Rona Munro’s “The Eaters of Light” existed, or maybe it is…

Riftbreaker: Metal Terror (PC) Review

I’m usually not one for survival games, as I find the endless gameplay grinds somewhat tiresome. However, I was pleasantly surprised upon diving into EXOR Studios’ newest entry into the genre. The Riftbreaker was released in 2021, and this July the first…

GigaBash (PS4) – Review

Everybody loves a Kaiju/titan, it is the law. King Kong, Godzilla, Rodan, Mechagodzilla, Mothra, Barney the Dinosaur, and Maguma: All of them have a place in someone’s heart as loveable and destructive beasts. So last year, when I saw Passion Republic Games’…

Cult of the Lamb (PC) Review

The members of Blue Öyster Cult once famously told their listeners not to fear the Reaper, but I’ve never thought they explained that viewpoint very well. Now, a new game from Massive Monster and Devolver Digital known as Cult of the Lamb…

Noel The Mortal Fate (PS5) Review

Sometimes the simplest of games can be the most compelling. I didn’t think much of Noel The Mortal Fate when an email about it came across my inbox, since it is an RPG Maker-styled game that was originally released in Japan as…

Which Yakuza Games Are the Best to Start With?

With the mainline Yakuza series available on Xbox Game Pass (again) and the recent announcement that it’s coming to the PlayStation Plus service as well starting this month, it’s becoming a lot easier for new players to try out the games. This…

Pac-Man Museum + (Switch) Review

Some games stand the test of time. It’s funny to see titles released in the 2010s already look or feel awful when playing them today. Pac-Man, however, is still just as enjoyable as it was upon launch in 1980. Bandai Namco released…

David’s Retro Rewind – South Park: Chef’s Luv Shack

Have you ever played a game you knew full well was terrible just for the sake of catharsis and needing something to complain about? I’ve just done exactly that for this installment of Retro Rewind. South Park: Chef’s Luv Shack is a…

Sword and Fairy: Together Forever (PS5) Review

I’ve mentioned in several reviews lately such as my Bright Memory Infinite review, that I have been really delving into games from developers and teams from different cultures. While I didn’t have the best experience with Bright Memory: infinite, when I saw…