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Trails Into Reverie (Switch) Review

The Trails franchise has always felt most comparable to a long-running fantasy epic. Each subseries tackles an overarching story in one of Zemuria’s countries, with a cast of characters that sometimes crosses into other tales. It feels like a living, breathing fantasy…

Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life (Switch) Review

As frequent readers might know already, we’re big fans of the Story of Seasons franchise here at Phenixx Gaming. As such, we’ve followed along with various entries in the franchise since its split from Natsume, with XSEED Games/Marvelous continuing the franchise under…

Fall of Porcupine (Nintendo Switch) Review

A lot of indie developers utilize their creative freedom to explore topics often untouched by AAA releases. Fall of Porcupine follows Finley, a new doctor in the town of Porcupine who will soon realize how ineffective and stressful a healthcare system can be.…

Monster Menu: The Scavenger’s Cookbook (Switch) Review

I like weird games as much as the next person. Sadly, some games look fun and weird on paper but don’t have much substance in the final product. Monster Menu: The Scavenger’s Cookbook has the bare bones of a delicious recipe but…

Trinity Trigger (Switch) Review

I love a good nostalgic JRPG, as it can always remind me of simpler times. Trinity Trigger seeks to recapture the magic of those classic 90s gems and takes heavy inspiration from the Secret of Mana series. The game is developed by…

Tears of the Kingdom (Switch) Review

I wasn’t a huge fan of Breath of the Wild. I liked it well enough, but there were a variety of small things sprinkled throughout the game that annoyed me. I know I’m probably in the minority there, but when Tears of…

Process of Elimination (Switch) Review

Visual Novels tend to fall into two categories for me. There are Visual Novels that grab my attention and grip ahold of me from beginning to end, and then there are Visual Novels that just aren’t interesting enough to satisfy me. Process…

Brok The Investigator (Switch) Review

Sometimes, what you see is what you get. Other times, you find yourself surprised by a game that’s different than what trailers and marketing might show you. Cowcat Games’ Brok the Investigator is a game that doesn’t exactly follow its marketing, for…

Coffee Talk Episode 2 (Switch) Review

It is probably strange that I’ve never played the first Coffee Talk game, whilst reviewing the second one. However, I have heard wonderful things about it, and it was one of those games that just never quite made it to my to-play…

Curse of the Sea Rats (Switch) Review

I started following Curse of the Sea Rats around the time the developers began to do marketing for its Kickstarter campaign. I try to keep my ear to the ground for interesting projects, and the animation style and premise of Curse of…