Catizens Will Cuddle and Claw its Way into Your Heart
Catizens may be in Early Access, but it’s a purrfectly good time right meow! You know what the biggest problem with the city-builder / RTS genre is? There simply aren’t enough cats. Oh sure, there are some great ones out there, but exactly how many of them have cats?…
Potion Permit Review (Switch)
Potion Permit Review: chemistry, my dear! It’s a bold and risky move when a game markets itself as kin to a fan favorite. Oh sure, there may be similarities here and there, and it certainly helps in painting a picture of what the game could be about when likening…
Made in Abyss: Binary Star Falling into Darkness Review (PC)
Made in Abyss: Binary Star Falling into Darkness Review: a real cliffhanger In a world where humanity has set foot on both poles, the highest mountain, and even the moon, it feels like an entirely foreign concept that any stone be yet unturned. But that’s the reality for Riko…
Mozart Requiem Review (PC)
Mozart Requiem Review: Rock me, Amadeus There simply aren’t enough Baroque / Classical era games, and as someone who loves this time period so much that I attended Fêtes Galantes in Versailles to fulfill a childhood dream, I find this to be downright criminal. Oh sure, there’s Card Shark…
Beacon Pines Review (Switch)
Beacon Pines Review: Spooky Cute Time Loop Luka hasn’t had the easiest life. First his father died when he was very young; then his mother mysteriously vanished. Seemingly orphaned and all alone, Luka’s grandmother, Juniper, swiftly moved in to take care of the young buck, but life simply wasn’t…
Wayward Strand Review (Switch)
Wayward Strand Review: Golden Oldies If I had a nickel for every time I opened up a review with a story about how I used to help my father in nursing homes, I’d have 3 nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it’s been applicable 3 times…
