You may have noticed that over the last few years I’ve covered quite a few fan-service games. Surprisingly, the reason I often pick these kinds of games up is that they often have some really interesting and sometimes even completely…
Neptunia X Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars Review
In the last decade or so there’s been a rising tide of crossovers taking over media as a whole. I like to call it the MCU effect. No longer is a franchise able to stay in its own line for…
Rune Factory 5 Review
I haven’t always been a fan of farming and life sim games. For most of my life I very much had the wrong idea about them, as my assumption was always that they were slow and lackadaisical. Then Stardew Valley…
Total War Warhammer 3 Review
After six years, we’ve finally come to this; the end of Total War: Warhammer. Originating from the genius mixing of two long-running franchises, the series has been somewhat of a breath of fresh air for fans of both. Warhammer fans…
GameSir X2 Bluetooth Review
Whilst mobile gaming has always been a bit of an independent offshoot from the mainstream gaming space, there are many who would still prefer to use traditional controls when playing on the go. Whilst some games have tried to emulate…
Variable Barricade Review
Another month, another Otome Rom-Com. For those unfamiliar with Otome, it’s a sub-genre of visual novel catering primarily to a female audience, and one which we haven’t seen a lot of in the west – see my previous Otome review…
Big Brain Academy: Brain vs. Brain Review
Nintendo has been doing well for itself lately, right? Who’d have thought that after so many ups, downs and presumed “deaths” the brand would be at the top of the market in 2022. It could easily be argued that Nintendo’s…
Dairoku: Agents of Sakuratani Review
Whilst many gamers are aware of the visual novel genre, fewer recognise the sub-genres which make up the range of experiences available within it. The majority of those we see in the west fall within the Bishoujo genre – aimed…