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From the creators of Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture and Dear Esther, Still Wakes the Deep sees The Chinese Room make a return to first-person horror as a

Xuan Yuan Sword 7 makes its way to Nintendo Switch after releasing on other platforms back in 2020. The Chinese mythology-based action RPG is the latest entry in

PO’ed Definitive Edition is a recent remaster of 3DO and PSX game PO’ed (funnily enough). Released originally in 1995 on the 3DO and then a year later on

It seems futuristic cel-shaded adventures are on the rise again with the recent Hi-Fi Rush and Bombrush Cyberfunk, and they’re now joined by another from Wabisabi Games in

Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II is the long awaited sequel to Senua’s Sacrifice from Ninja Theory. Announced all the way back at the Xbox Series reveal, its been several

While the bulk of this review is the same as our PC write up of the game the section describing the experience on Nintendo Switch has replaced how

Originally released for the Dreamcast in Japan during 2000, Rainbow Cotton follows on from the same template laid down by Panorama Cotton by switching out from the typically

Going a little under the radar and finally releasing to steam last week on April 22nd, Hatsune Miku & Co find themselves in a new 16-Bit styled adventure

Phantom Fury is the newest release from the Bombshell franchise. Technically not a sequel but a spin off of 2019’s Ion Fury, Shelly returns to hunt down the

Let me start by getting this out of the way nice and early, I have zero history with the Suikoden series but I wasn’t going to let a