Set on the side of World War 2 where we thought Hitler was still scum, up there with Joanne Rowling, Margret Thatcher, and one guy who lives around your place who can’t park for toffee. Ground of Aces is one of my…
I’m a little late on this, but better late than never, as they say. I am a vocal lover of The Game Kitchen’s Blasphemous series. Naturally, when it was announced that the studio would be working with Dotemu on the latest Ninja…
Half of my love for the land down under is almost entirely based on old Billy Connolly travel programs, but also the idea of the road trains. Like any raging psychopath with a love for trucking in games, there are parts of…
Bonaparte is not just the thing you shout as you pull the meat from the bone of a chicken leg. It’s also Napoleon’s vain way of dedicating himself to France during the revolution most of us know about because we had history…
I’m very careful (and picky) about the games I play with microtransactions. Some of them can be predatory, and others can be balanced in such a way that you don’t have to pay to be able to succeed. DC: Dark Legion can…
I believe the great philosophers of Summer once sang: “There’s a hundred and four shop simulators, ‘til big releases come along to just end it.” The shop simulator genre that kicked off with Supermarket Simulator has exploded into a billion and one…
In my ongoing quest to find a Pokémon game with actual effort put into it, I stumbled across the Aethermancer’s demo while browsing monster-collecting games on Steam. Developed by Moi Rai Games, the pixel art style immediately captured my interest and I…
You might be familiar with the concept of “the divine right of kings,” a justification used for ages by monarchs that claims that they’re meant to rule their land because some form of higher power has personally chosen them to do so.…
Here’s a question I never thought I would find myself asking: What would World of Warcraft be like if it had all of its content cut out except for Mythic+ dungeons? Well, that’s the central question that Fellowship seems intent on answering.…
If you were browsing the Steam Next Fest demos, you’d find a lot of bullet heaven/roguelites. That’s because the Vampire Survivors train is still chugging along, and developers are flocking to that game’s overwhelming success. I’ve found some of my favorite games in…