Embrace Creepiness This December with GRIME: Colors of Rot
Embrace the Rainbow Good news for fellow fans of indie games today. The folks at Akupara Games and Clover Bite have just announced when GRIME is getting the free DLC expansion, called Colors of Rot. It’s officially arriving on PC, PlayStation and Xbox on December 15th! So even…
Unlock Powerful Items and Evolved Synthesis in Atelier Ryza 3
Ryza Has The Key To Unlock Adventure Today the good folks at KOEI TECMO America and GUST revealed new details for the latest in the Atelier Ryza games, Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key. This exciting RPG adventure is slated to release on…
Sonic Frontiers Review (Xbox Series X)
Sonic Frontiers: A Sense Of Direction Sega has spent the better part of the last two decades trying to figure out what to do with Sonic. Sure, there have been successes here and there, with games like Sonic Generations, Sonic Mania, and some of the GBA and DS games…
Heidelberg 1693 Review (PS5)
Heidelberg 1693 Review: Horrible Histories I’m a firm believer that games that emphasize difficulty also need to ensure that there’s an element of fairness present, especially when it comes to action platformers. Level design, enemy placement, and attack patterns need to be honed to perfection to prove challenging,…
Romancing SaGa -Minstrel Song- Remastered Review (PS5)
Romancing SaGa -Minstrel Song- Remastered Review: Bard, Sing For Me The SaGa games are a lesser-known series from Square Enix that has largely been overshadowed by the popular Final Fantasy franchise. Thankfully, we’ve seen the resurgence of these underappreciated games in the West with the remasters of Romancing…
Sophstar Review (PS5)
Sophstar Review: Bullet Heaven Hypnotic. That’s the word I think best describes a great bullet hell shmup. All shmup fans have been there, in that trance, you enter as you become fixated on the screen, your surroundings fading into black as the controller becomes an extension of your body.…
