Today Highlights:
- February 22, 2025 Lulu’s Temple is a new action platformer by Ratalaika Games Venture inside a pyramid with only your torch and…
- February 21, 2025 New shoot’em up Nitro Express announced by PLAYISM Welcome to Nitro City, Tokyo Special Administrative Region! The…
- February 21, 2025 PLAYISM releases Break Arts III details PLAYISM announced that BREAK ARTS III, the newest entry…
- February 21, 2025 Angry Video Game Nerd 8-Bit details and Steam demo Starting today, AVGN fans can now get an exclusive…
- February 21, 2025 Mega Cat announced new Genesis shooter for Steam Next Fest Mega Cat Studios and the ZPF Team announced that…
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Super Tennis (Switch) Review
Not to be confused with the SNES game of the exact same name, Super…
Crash Drive 2 (Switch) Review
Crash Drive 2 is remarkably entertaining, offering a casual and non-traditional racing experience. Billing…
Motorcycle Mechanic Simulator (Switch) Review
Motorcycle Mechanic Simulator is the exact same copy/paste game as Car Mechanic Simulator, Car…
Tool’s Up (PC) Review
Have you ever wondered if you could tackle a home renovation project? How about…
Spring Falls (PC) Review
Life is stressful, and stress is deadly, at least according to the internet. The…
Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire (Xbox One) Review
Originally released a year ago on PC, Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire has been…
Willy Jetman: Astromonkey’s Revenge (Switch) Review
Willy Jetman: Astromonkey’s Revenge is not only a nominee for “best name for a…
Dune Sea (PC) Review
Video games are art, and as such are meant to illicit an emotion from…
Hardcore Mecha (PS4) Review
There is a lot to get excited about when it comes to Hardcore Mecha.…
Worlds of Magic: Planar Conquest (Switch) Review
Originally released for tablets and mobile devices, then ported to PC, now available on…
SEGA AGES Shinobi (Switch) Review
Shinobi, the latest game from the SEGA AGES roster of games, is a challenging…
SEGA AGES Fantasy Zone (Switch) Review
The pioneer of the cute’em up 2D shooter genre, Fantasy Zone is the next…
Demolish & Build (Switch) Review
Originally released on PC in 2018, Demolish & Build is essentially the same PC…
The Pit: Infinity (PC) Review
Expectations of indie games should always be fairly low when starting out. It isn’t…
Super Crush K.O. (Switch) Review
With a mix of fluid, hand-drawn pastel art and flowing combat, Super Crush K.O.…
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order (Switch) Review
Published by Nintendo, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is a Switch exclusive fans didn’t expect…
Technosphere Reload (Switch) Review
Originally released on PC in 2019, Technosphere Reload is a slower paced marble rolling…
AO Tennis 2 (Xbox One) Review
The developers at Big Ant released the original AO International Tennis title in 2018.…
Super Korotama (PS4) Review
Recreating a Japanese arcade game, Super Korotama is easy to pick-up-and-play but will drive…
Repressed (PC) Review
Repressed is the story of someone going through therapy. There is probably a long…
Sin Slayers (PC) Review with Stream
The idea of an RPG has been bent and shaped differently over the years,…
Down to Hell (Switch) Review
Playing as a knight that was saved by a random woman and wants to…
Clumsy Rush (Switch) Review
Most easily described as a Mario Party mini-game presented as a full experience, Clumsy…
Odallus: The Dark Call (Xbox One) Review
Just like Oniken, Digerati and Joymasher released Odallus: The Dark Call, a new 8-bit…
Oniken: Unstoppable Edition (Xbox One) Review
What can easily be mistaken for a legit lost NES game, Oniken: Unstoppable Edition…
Lost Ember (Xbox One) Review
What has to be one of the most cinematic games of all time, Lost…
Story of a Gladiator (Xbox One) Review
Like Dark Quest 2 before it, Story of a Gladiator by Brain Seal is…
3000th Duel (PC) Review with stream
Dark fantasy has always had a place in the hearts of many. One of…
WarpThrough (PC) Review
Earth as we know it is gone. Monsters and demons have overrun the earth’s…
Sparklite (PC) Review
The Rouge-Lite genre is not something that is ever really hurting for new additions…
Bee Simulator (Xbox One) Review with Stream
There are so many simulator games available on the market, with more releasing every…
Strike Force Kitty (Switch) Review
Ported from an old PC Flash game, Strike Force Kitty has some depth but…
Marblelous Animals (Switch) Review
A super simple game that anyone can play, Marblelous Animal tasks the player with…
Black Future ‘88 (Switch) Review
Since the sun stopped shinning, the remaining citizens of Earth stopped keeping time. Therefore,…
Nonogram Prophecy (Switch) Review
Designed around an ancient Roman theme, Nonogram Prophecy is essentially Picross only with a…
Ghost Parade (PC) Review
Whether it be Oz or Rivendell, Avalon or Shangri-la, or Wonderland and Atlantis, we…
Woven (PC) Review
Making a children’s book is easy. Making a good children’s book is hard. With…
Blindy (Switch) Review
You know what makes a platformer annoying? Blind jumps. Having the player jump off…
Yaga (Xbox One) Review
Playing as an unlucky one handed blacksmith, Yaga is an action RPG that defines…
Bouncy Bob 2 (Switch) Review
The original Bouncy Bob was released in 2018 and is a terrible game. However,…
Moe Waifu H Fantasy (PS5) Review
Moe Waifu H Fantasy is the latest game by EastAsiaSoft in the Pretty Girls series and it is probably…
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