Category: Review

Fading Afternoon is the latest title by indie developer Yeo, mastermind by The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa, and Arrest of a Stone Buddha. Will the best shine bright

It seems in this day and age that every IP has it’s own Mario Kart style racing game, from Garfield to the cast of Dreamwork’s Motion pictures. So

After being announced to be “close to completion” all the way back in 2015, Pikmin 4 has finally arrived on Nintendo Switch. After a 10 year wait for

Following hot on the heels of the Mugen Souls port, the follow on game has now seen a release for itself on Nintendo’s portable. Given 2 years between

Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle follows the 2019 cult classic Daymare 1998, a third person survival horror that has a big list of inspirations, the second of a trilogy being

Toaplan are well known in shmup circles for their classic games that dropped into arcades starting in the late 80’s. Some collections of their games have mad their

Originally released to PC around this time last year, The Red Exile offers a randomly generated game of cat & mouse through its bleak red rooms – only

Sephonie is the latest title from the minds behind Anodyne 1 and 2 and Even The Ocean, more thought-provoking narrative with a spot of platforming sounds good to

Sword & Fairy series has been gradually making its way to PC & consoles in the west lately, but its mainly the RPG games. This one here though

Expecting big things from this returning shooter based souls-like? After distancing myself with Gunfire Games and their lauded Remnant: From The Ashes, I found myself again not paying