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Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree (PC) Review

An art style can sell me on a game in a heartbeat. Just look at my Steam wishlist that has amassed to 830+ games, and continues to grow on a daily basis. There’s just something about video games as an art form…

Eat The Rich (PC) Preview

While a lot of games have come out recently that have taken the spotlight, such as Hollow Knight: Silksong and Borderlands 4, there is one indie title that slipped by without too many people noticing. That game is none other than Eat…

Donkey Kong Bananza (Nintendo Switch 2) Review

Donkey Kong Bananza is full of surprises around every turn, and encourages a style of open-level platforming that scratches every itch fans of the genre could desire. With a wonderful world full of diverse areas to explore, as well as gameplay that…

Hotel Barcelona (PC) Review

Strap in for this one, y’all. If you know anything about Hotel Barcelona prior to this, you already know why I’m giving you this warning, but this game is a marriage of two wild and insane (in a good way?) minds. The…

SNW “Wedding Bell Blues” – Review

I do love my gay magic pirate, spoilers for another show, I guess. Returning from last season’s 5th episode, “Charades,” Jordan Canning makes her second of three runs out as director for Strange New Worlds. While the writing credits are something I’m…

Digseum (PC) Review

Here is, in its entirety, the thought I had immediately before I started writing this article: “Oh dear, I haven’t moved anything except my right arm in several hours, and I’ve apparently just played Digseum from start to finish in a single…

Wander Stars (PC) – Review

Nostalgia is a hell of a drug, and it is a tasty one too. Developed by Paper Castle Games and published by Fellow Traveller, Wander Stars is a turn-based RPG that is so heavily inspired that I think it is almost fair…

Moroi (PC) Review

Absurdly strange dreams are an almost nightly occurrence for me. Compared to the nightmares I used to have, though, I’ll gladly take the weird dreams with which those nightmares seem to have been replaced. I’d much rather wake up asking myself, “What…

Agatha Christie – Death on the Nile (PC) Review

The story of Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile is iconic. It is one of her more famous works, spawning numerous films and adaptations. It is fairly obvious that Microids’ Studio Lyon would adapt it in one of their games in the…

The Knightling (PC) Review

Playing games growing up with the sixth and seventh generation of consoles meant exploring vast, sprawling 3D worlds where I could let my imagination be captivated and run wild. Whether it was a Zelda, a Ratchet & Clank, or anything in between, the prospect…