All in Abyss: Judge The Fake Review – Gambles Your Life Away
All in Abyss: Judge the Fake is a gambling visual novel from developers WSS Playground and Acquire Corp and publisher …
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The Darkest Files Review – An Important Courtroom Drama
The Darkest Files, from developer and publisher Paintbucket Games, is a courtroom game that is reminiscent of games like the …
Karma: The Dark World Review – Dystopic Horror With Utopic Creativity
Karma: The Dark World is a first-person cinematic psychological thriller developed by POLLARD STUDIO LLC and co-published by Wired Productions …
33 Immortals Early Access Review – Cooperation Required
33 Immortals is the new game from developer and publisher Thunder Lotus Games, currently in Early Access, and it marks …
Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector Review – Certainly Bigger, But Is It Better?
Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector from developer Jump Over The Age and publisher Fellow Traveller is the sequel to 2022’s …
The Thing: Remastered Review – No Life Behind The Eyes
One of my favorite winter movies is John Carpenter’s The Thing (1982). I’m not sure if it actually takes place …
The Spirit Of The Samurai Review – A Messy “Stop-Motion” Adventure
Stop-motion animation is one of those art forms that will always amaze me. The moment a new stop-motion animated film …
Beastieball Early Access Review – Game, Set, Match
Some games don’t have to do much to grab me. The moment you reveal yourself to be a creature-collecting game, …
Vampire Survivors: Ode to Castlevania Review – Somehow It’s Real
It’s impossible to ignore the irony of there being a Castlevania DLC for Vampire Survivors (2021). A game that owes …
Beastieball Impressions – A Monster-Collecting Sports Game?
There’s no shortage of monster-collecting RPGs inspired by Pokemon, to the point that with a lot of them, you have …