Assemble With Care Review (PC)
Can we fix it? Yes, we can! I’m such a sucker for a pretty game. I didn’t know much about Assemble With Care when it found its way to my Steam wishlist, but I knew one thing for certain: the graphic design was gonna be fire. Developed and published…
Kili’s Treasure Review (PC)
It is better to have loved and lost… When I was a little girl, my cat Micheal helped me and my family get through some hard times. He was there for the four of us — my mom, my two sisters, and me — throughout my parents’ divorce, caring…
Townscaper Preview (PC)
The instant town-builder Steam’s new points system got me good. Suddenly, I went from not really checking out what’s new to feeling like I had to explore every nook and cranny on the site. One thing lead to another, and I somehow ended up on Townscaper, a recently released…
Alwa’s Legacy Review (PC)
Finding Yourself is Never Easy Games like Alwa’s Legacy have always been ones that I’ve appreciated. Finding a Metroidvania nowadays (or ever, really) isn’t easy, and finding a good Metroidvania is even less so. While I love going back to the classics that gave the genre its name in…
Summer In Mara Review (PC)
Summer, Summer, Summertime! Time to Craft Stuff and Unwind! Ah, the summers of one’s youth! Who could resist the innocent nostalgia of running through grassy fields, collecting seashells on sandy beaches and selling farm produce to giant fish creatures. Summer in Mara is a crafting game about…
The Academy: The First Riddle Review (PC)
Puzzle school drop out When the words “Harry Potter/Professor Layton mash-up” were used to describe our latest inbox acquisition, I was beyond excited. While I moderately enjoyed the Harry Potter series, I have fond yet terrifying memories of the Harry Potter games on the PS2 (seriously, those prefects were the…
5 IOS Games That Are Kinda Good
Not Including Ports (Sorry Goat Simulator) The iOS game market is over-saturated with Minecraft ripoffs, games where the winner usually has more money to throw away, and ports of…
Infinite Air with Mark McMorris Review (PC)
Infinite Air, Limited Audience Sports simulations aren’t everyone’s cup of tea. Extreme sports have a different appeal, however. Where most team sports titles have a strong competitive aspect,…
The Promised Neverland Vol. 14 Review
Hoot, hoot! Mind the spoiler warning! Alright, so, customary Spoiler Warning — we’re gonna dive right into The Promised Neverland Volume 14’s big reveal. Like, no, really: we’re gonna…
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