Nitro Kid Review (PC)
Nitro Kid Review: Synthwaves of enemies Synthwave. Martial arts. Deckbuilding. Pixel Art. Roguelike. Corporate espionage. Cyberpunk. These components alone should get just about any gamer interested, as these types of games are not only pretty popular these days but are generally a good time. But it’s all about how…
SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake Review (Switch)
SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake Review: I’m ready! I’m ready! Oh, Spongebob… you’ve really done it now. You were just trying to be nice when you used those mystical bubbles to make people happy, but now you’ve destroyed not only Bikini Bottom but the very fabric of space and…
A Space for the Unbound Review (PC)
A Space for the Unbound Review: Love in playable form I’m a crybaby. I come from a long line of crybabies, like my mother and grandfather before me. I cry easily, openly, and without shame or concern for what other people might think of me. In my culture (for…
Trombone Champ Review (PC)
Trombone Champ Review: toot your way to victory I’ve been on a music kick lately — I got a new keyboard, I’m finally pulling the trigger on a new oboe, and, of course, I’ve been playing a whole new slew of random rhythm and music games. Melatonin recently scratched…
Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator Review (PC)
Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator review: all toil, no trouble Since the introduction of potions as a method to heal from damage, alchemy has been a mainstay — albeit often an indirect one — in video games. And while there are plenty of games out there that do simulate the…
Harvestella’s Producer Daisuke Taka on Inspiration, Lore, and More
Get to know Harvestella through the eyes of producer Daisuke Taka “Everything here feels comfortable but fresh, like a beloved, clearly worn jacket tailored to current measurements. Its streamlined approach to farming allows players to focus on a rich story set in an even richer world, featuring exploration and…
