Hokko Life (Switch) Review
I covered Hokko Life back in June of 2021 when it launched in Early Access. Upon its announcement, and since that preview, I’ve been curious to see how the game would shape up as it neared a 1.0 release. Now that Hokko…
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Despot’s Game (PC) Review
Any chance I get to play a new rogue-like, I will take it. Just this summer, I’ve been lucky enough to review Chenso Club, Neon Blight, and The Serpent Rogue. This time around, I’m taking a look at Despot’s Game: Dystopian Army Builder, a title…
Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory (XBO) Review
I’ve played a lot of JRPGs in my time, so I thought I knew exactly what kind of experience awaited me when diving into the Fallen Legion game series. However, throughout my time with the game I was continuously surprised. Fallen Legion:…
Selma Blair’s Dancing With The Stars Debut Feels Like Victory
We all talk about how dangerous (or strange) parasocial relationships between viewers and actors (or content creators) can be. However, I’m going to ignore my own advice about personal attachment to celebrities and be a fanboy for a moment. After watching Introducing,…
LOTR: The Rings of Power Episode 4 – Review
Episode 4 officially marks the halfway point for The Rings of Power. This episode is titled “The Great Wave” and focuses heavily on Numenor. Galadriel petitions the regent Tar-Miriel for aid while Elrond investigates Durin’s secret mining project. Arondir finds himself face…
Cursed to Golf (Switch) Review
Golf is one of the few sports that I actually enjoy in video games. I can’t stand watching real Golf, but something about playing Golf in games is just way too much fun. Cursed to Golf combines Roguelike procedural generation with Golf…
Capcom Fighting Collection Update is Now Live
Amidst the aftermath of Street Fighter 6 news that was dropped during the Tokyo Game Show a week and a half ago, it was announced that an update was in the works for the Capcom Fighting Collection. Only a few highlights of…
Garden In Gets 2023 Release Window
I find myself drawn to casual, relaxing games more and more these days. Especially when winter rolls around and my joints start acting up. A new contender in the relaxing games category is Garden In, developed by Italian studio Dramatic Iceberg. Thanks…
Coromon (Switch) Review
In recent years, the monster-catching genre of games has only grown more prevalent. Pokemon and Digimon set the bar high for a lot of people, and indie developers have consistently tried to capture the magic of those two franchises, to varying degrees…
The Spirit and the Mouse (PC) – Review
It was last November that I got my first look at The Spirit and the Mouse, French-born and Canadian-based developer Alblune’s 3rd-mouse adventure game set in a charming and stereotypically French town. You play Lili, the mouse of course, and all Lili wants to do…