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Arietta of Spirits (Switch) Review

I found out about Arietta of Spirits during E3 and was immediately intrigued. A Zelda-like RPG that involves bridging the gap between the human world and the spirit world just seemed really interesting. Arietta of Spirits provides an interesting, engaging experience. However,…

Necrobarista: Final Pour (Switch) Review

A surprise out of the last Indie World direct came in the form of Necrobarista: Final Pour. I had heard good things from our own Keiran McEwen about this particular Visual Novel, which is high praise from someone who generally despises Visual…

Boyfriend Dungeon (Switch) Review

Since Boyfriend Dungeon’s Kickstarter campaign began, I knew the developers at Kitfox Games had something special on their hands. There was something immediately intriguing about the idea of weapons that are people, who fight alongside you in dungeons and grow closer to…

Haven Park (Switch) Review

I’ve really been loving more calm, chill, peaceful games lately. There is something about being able to just sit down and unwind with a game that doesn’t ask much in the way of rapid-fire button presses and combos or QTE’s, that has…

Zengeon (Switch) Review

I’ve been playing a lot of Roguelikes recently. I’ve played a lot of great ones, such as Hades, Dreamscaper, Undermine, etc. However, this has also made lackluster Roguelikes that much more obvious. Zengeon is a punishingly difficult Roguelike that offers multiplayer, stylish-looking…

Greak: Memories of Azur (Switch) Review

I’m a big lover of Action-Platformers and Metroidvania titles. I’ve played probably a few hundred of them over the years, and I can only name a few I didn’t like. However, I can easily spot when an idea that looks good in…

Button City (Switch) Review

Who doesn’t love cute animals? Ever since I saw the trailer for Button City on the Wholesome Direct, I just couldn’t help myself. I had to play it. Button City’s bright colors, cute characters, and cozy, wholesome feel make for an engaging…

Black Book (Switch) Review

I have been following Morteshka’s Black Book for a while, since its Kickstarter campaign in fact. There is a little-known fact about me, in that I am absolutely enthralled by all things Witchcraft-related. From fantasy media involving witches to occult documentaries and…

Dreamscaper (Switch) Review

While playing video games most of my life and reviewing them for over a decade, I have learned something important. Sometimes, playing a really great game in a genre can make objectively “good” games in that genre-less enjoyable, because the bar has…

World’s End Club (Switch) Review

Full disclosure here: I know very little about the Zero Escape series beyond the fact that they are Narrative games with branching paths. I’ve had friends tell me for years that I should play them, but they’ve just somewhat made their way…