Grimoire Groves (PC) Preview
I think it has been pretty well established by the number of reviews I’ve done on Rogue-likes that I’m a big fan of the genre. However, any chance I get to cross my love of Rogue-likes with my love of cozy games…
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Darwin’s Paradox Announced at State of Play
Normally, I would cover a Sony State of Play in its entirety. However, last week was a bit hectic, and I wasn’t able to. One announcement from the show caught my eye though, especially related to other news that circled after it.…
Split Fiction Developer Releases New Trailer
Admittedly, It Takes Two wasn’t my sort of game. The story didn’t really resonate with me, though I did enjoy the gameplay quite a bit. Split Fiction, the next game in Hazelight Studios’ brand of Co-op experiences, seems to be more my…
Ruffy and the Riverside Gets Demo
I’m always keeping an eye on games that I come across (or that are shown to me) that remind me of previous gaming eras and experiences. Games like Shovel Knight evoked the previous generation of gaming yet found their own success and…
Wizard of Legend 2 Awakens Mystical Co-Op
I’m not usually a Multiplayer type of guy. Certain games catch my attention on a multiplayer scale but usually, I like to play alone. Wizard of Legend 2 however is something that I wouldn’t mind playing with a friend or two. Now,…
Contraband Police Announces Crimson Fall DLC
Sometimes, media imitates life. Do most people want to talk about a game that involves border patrol during the times we live in? Not really. However, it isn’t Playway’s fault that the world is going to Hell in a handbasket. So, here…
Fairy Tail 2 (PlayStation 5) Review
Game adaptations for anime are sometimes hit or miss for me. Depending on the anime, I feel like certain adaptations are just overdone. Dragon Ball Z does well, as does One Piece, but a lot are half-baked attempts to capture the source…
Ink Console Launches Crowdfunding in March
There are a lot of text-based games out there. I enjoy a good “choose your own adventure” experience, as well as games like Coffee Talk. Now it seems that a new device might be changing the way we enjoy Text-Based experiences from…
Best Served Cold gets Steam Demo
I love a good murder mystery. Agatha Christie mysteries are a lot of fun, but I can get into all sorts of “whodunnit” stories. Now you can check out a demo for a new game that blends mystery with another variety of…
City-Builder Town to City Announced for PC
I like a good City-Builder. Something about starting from scratch to build a sprawling metropolis just satisfies me. Now, a new City-Builder with an interesting concept has been announced. Publisher Kwalee and developer Galaxy Grove have announced Town to City, which will…