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Teardown Gets New Update with Featured Mods List

Teardown is another one of those Indie darlings that surprised me with how inventive and interesting it was. I’m still continually surprised at how the community around the game has continued to create all sorts of mods and content. I’m not one…

Flying Neko Delivery (Switch) Review

When we think about Halloween media, we’re often forced to look only to horror. That’s changing slowly but surely as we get more games, movies, and books with autumnal or Halloween aesthetics rather than chills and thrills. One title we can add…

Spooky Games to Play Next Halloween: Round 2

Halloween can feel like an all-month excursion, as the popularity of all things horror, scary, and spooky are massively on-trend in October. While some of us are too old for trick-or-treating, there’s still plenty of fun to be had in video gaming,…

Multiple Digimon Games Are Being Worked On

The Digimon franchise hasn’t seen that big of a push when it comes to video games over the past few years. While there have been some mobile gacha titles and a free MMORPG, those have remained exclusives for China and Korea. The…

New Final Fantasy XVI Story Trailer Released

On Thursday, October 20th, Square Enix released the newest trailer for the upcoming title in the legendary Final Fantasy series. This newest trailer focuses heavily on the newest game’s story with some additional gameplay. Final Fantasy XVI will take place in the…

Lemon Cake (Switch) Review

Admittedly, the moment I saw an advertisement for Lemon Cake, I was intrigued. time management games are normally stressful for me, but Lemon Cake’s cute, cozy vibes caught my attention. I wasn’t disappointed either, Lemon Cake has a cute aesthetic and a…

Sweet Transit (PC) – Preview

As I’ve made clear when talking about Satisfactory, the influence of Factorio and its overall style is something I’ve enjoyed (despite Michal Kovařík digging himself a hole). I’m also sure I’ve made mention of my love for the 90s/early-2000s management games like Theme Hospital, SimCity, Dungeon…

Army of the Dead (Film) Review

It’s October! I, like many others, enjoy getting in the Halloween spirit by watching some films that coincide with the horror aesthetic of the holiday. This year I started off my fright film fest with a relatively new film, Zack Snyder’s Army…

Fallout 3 Is Free On The Epic Games Store

Monday, Starfield is to feature a dyslexic-unfriendly dialogue system, because Bethesda hates accessibility. Tuesday, the Bandicoot version of me when I’m hyper on coffee crashed onto Steam and it’s about time too, while EA shut down a bunch of online services again this year. Wednesday, the second horror-focused grouping of…

Bunny Park (Switch) Review

Casual games seem to find a home on the Nintendo Switch. Sometimes this is a good thing, and sometimes the games feel a little out of place. Bunny Park is a game that works if you play your Switch like a tablet,…