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The simulator genre has been seeing a huge boom lately, with people seeming to love taking on monotonous tasks ad nauseum. I’m no stranger to this, with a few simulators reviewed under my belt I’ve begun to see what folks like in these games. Even if it is small repeated...
Soul Hackers 2
One of the greatest appeals of the Shin Megami Tensei series is how the game is able to take its core ideals and implement them across a variety of settings, storylines, and concepts. Sure, the main games swing wildly between different backdrops, effortlessly going from semi-modern Tokyo (Nocturne), to feudal...
World War II was an event of such catastrophic devastation that it has cemented its importance in our world’s history forever. A war so impactful to so many across several continents, its legacy is still discussed and explored today. From countless books, TV shows, films, as even video games, such...
Developer Roll7 is known for being one of the very few studios out there keeping the flame of extreme sports video games alive. They are mostly known for their widely acclaimed OlliOlli titles, one of the few skateboarding franchises to maintain a steady release of games during the long absence...
If there is one thing I wasn’t expecting from the Dead by Daylight developers and publishers was for them to green-light what was clearly a tongue-in-cheek side project as an officially endorsed product. Especially when you realize said side project is a comedic dating simulator where you can befriend and...
Gaming preservation is a hot topic nowadays, but we mostly talk about the downright classics or, at most, hidden gems from a bygone era. We rarely, if ever, talk about licensed games, for instance, given how we’re already aware of the legal issues surrounding them, as well as the fact...
I have to appreciate Bandai Namco’s recent attempts at reviving older IPs from the Namco side of its name. Even though I wasn’t the big fan of the Klonoa remasters, the sole fact Bamco gave that dormant franchise another shot was commendable. I feel like the same can be said...
One of the best things THQ Nordic has been doing over the past few years is their constant revival of older franchises from the PS2 era of gaming, either via hilariously-titled remasters or, in a few cases, straight up remakes. One of the main examples of the latter was Destroy...
It takes a special kind of person to work with dead bodies. Not only does it require you to not be squeamish, but it also demands a certain level of bravery. It can’t be easy to be all alone with the deceased for extended periods of time, wondering if they’re...
Oh, Kirby. What a tumultuous relationship we’ve shared over the years. I fell in love with the cute round puff when I first played Kirby’s Dream Land for the Game Boy back in 1992. The love affair deepened with Kirby’s Adventure (or Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, depending on which...
It feels like it has been forever, but Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course is finally here and ready to kick my ass, and I couldn’t be any happier. It’s been quite a while since the original release, with plenty of re-releases through the years on other platforms, but this is the first...
We have reviewed a handful of games by tinyBuild in the past, and for the most part, they were duds. The company is doing a Herculean job trying to become yet another Devolver in the market (as in, a bigger indie publisher with style and attitude), but their output of...
