Pixel Cafe Review – How Not To Keep A Job Simulator
Pixel Cafe is an interesting take on a time management game, splicing a rather basic serving game with visual novel …
Visual novel
Inescapable: No Rules, No Rescue Review – Dangan-ripoff
Spike Chunsoft’s visual novel-hybrid masterpieces in the Danganronpa, the Zero Escape Trilogy, and The Somnium Files are some of my …
Windy Meadow – A Roadwarden Tale — Which Path Should I Take?
What is life without making decisions, big or small? Well, it would be nonexistent. It’s impossible to traverse through the …
Stardander School for Witches Early Access Review – Something Witchy This Way Comes
If you are a fan of fun, generally unserious and occasionally bizarre stories about witches, magical, shapeshifting fae, tiny mice, …
Anonymous;Code Review – A Code Worth Cracking
Science Adventure Series – an unassuming title for what is, in truth, a series of twisty, complex- story-rich visual novels. …
Every Hue of You Review – Emotional Damage
Imagine living in a world where you have to keep your emotions in check. And I don’t mean hiding your …
Nonorelia Early Access Review – No, Not Really Interested
Nonograms, which some may know by one of the other 29 names listed on Wikipedia (Picross, Paint By Numbers, Pixel …
Lachesis Or Atropos Review – What Fate Has In Store
Mana is a detective blessed (or cursed?) with the ability to see black strings representing bonds of hatred between people. …
Amarantus Review – Let’s Try This Again
I had the pleasure of playing Amarantus during February’s Steam Next Fest, and everything about it had imprinted into my …
Review: Dreamscaper- What dreams may come and what may come in dreams
Dreams are a funny and often a confusing thing. Everyone has them, but some people never remember them. For others …