This time of the year is so much fun for sports fans such as myself. College and pro football are kicking off, with their related video games having come out a month or so prior. Major League Baseball is moving...
In January of 2024 FreeMind S.A. and PlayWay S.A. released the first House Builder game onto Steam. It is a building simulation game that had players interested in the trades without the huge cost of entering the profession and the requirement of a lot of permits. The game was successful enough that the developers released House Builder 2 into Early Access.
Hello everyone, it’s time to jump back into the land of dreams, where danger lurks around every bend, where grotesque creatures try to maim you… okay, not the land of dreams, but the land of nightmares. Or to be more exact, Little Nightmares III.
We jump into the world of Bye Sweet Carole, a classic look on a Disney-style tale, with a dash of horror. Our protagonist, Lana, is at an all-girls boarding school called Bunny Hall.
My first time reviewing a 'god game' by the name of Reus 2 and I'm, so far, enjoying it. I had wondered whether or not I had to play the first one in order to understand this sequel, but it looks like I'm ok.
Seventy-ish logged hours later (so far), I have been reminded anew that my veneration of this franchise is nothing short of completely deserved, and that if I can count on one thing in this world, it’s that I will inevitably find myself obsessively pulled into whatever latest little quaint town Marvelous USA has graciously bestowed upon us.
Hot Wheels Let's Race: Ultimate Speed is a game based on a Netflix cartoon series. I never knew about it until I reviewed this game, so I am unsure whether the game is anything like the show, but I can tell you what I do know, having played it.
There are a few of us on the team that pounce once Inti Creates drops a new title. How could we not when they’ve delivered epic series like Mega Man Zero and Azure Striker Gunvolt? Moving away from those more futuristic settings, Majogami...
Well, if so, look no further than Lumo 2, a sequel to the 2016 game I picked up on PSVita that made me want to throw a table out the window in the best way.
