Review: Dépanneur Nocturne – The Perfect Gift
I have a major soft spot for relaxing games. The kind of game that makes you feel like you’re wrapped …
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Review: Takeshi and Hiroshi – I Am The Game
One word that I often use to describe what type of video games I like is “charming”. The only problem …
Exciting New Titles and Ports Revealed During Nintendo’s Indie World Showcase
Today’s Indie World Showcase, presented in all-digital livestream format by Nintendo, provided fans with nearly half an hour of exciting …
Review: What Comes After – An Unforgettable Ride
The number of ways that a video game can covey a story or an idea is endless. Some developers will …
The Innsmouth Case Comes To Nintendo Switch
Fancy a shot at being Sherlock Holmes? Well close enough! The Innsmouth Case is coming to Switch, allowing you to take the …
Review: Calico – Nearly A Catastrophe
There are definitely common themes in video games that make me feel like I’m in for a really good time. …
Review: Everybody Wham Wham – Build That Snowman, Man!
There’s always something I find comforting about games that let me use day to day activities to grow closer to …
Review: Chasing Static – Mixed Signals
It’s one thing to pay homage to old generation classics, it’s another thing to make a game look as if …
Review: FILMECHANISM – Record and Rewind
Chemical Pudding’s FILMECHANISM, a surprise reveal at the Japanese Nintendo Indie World Showcase, has a simple idea to it, and …
Review: The Company Man – The Company You (Shouldn’t) Keep
The action platformer genre is inherently a mixed bag. More often than not, the tag is a misnomer for what …