Aether and Iron from Seismic Squirrel is a “Decopunk Narrative RPG” set in an alternate world 1930s eta where anti-gravitational technology has taken the world by storm. The game looks extremely intriguing with a design aesthetic that’s dripping with both…
Dynasty Warriors Origins DLC Review – Worth It or Not?
Last year I took a look at DYNASTY WARRIORS ORIGINS and this year, a rather substantial DLC pack including 4 new campaigns was released. Titled DYNASTY WARRIORS: ORIGINS Visions of Four Heroes, players will return to the Dynasty Warriors world…
Ys X Proud Nordics Review – Definitive But Divisive
Ys X Proud Nordics is a game that’s essentially a re-release of 2024’s Ys X Nordics. By adding “Proud” to the title and including all the previous DLC into one package, along with a lot of quality-of-life features and improvements.…
1348 Ex Voto Review – A Broken but Ambitious Medieval Action RPG
1348 Ex Voto looks like a great game. On paper, the description of an Italian late medieval period, coupled with a young knight on a quest to rescue a loved one, sounds great. Standard fare that we’ve seen over the…
Pragmata Sketchbook Demo Impressions – A Promising Start
Pragmata is less than a month away, and now is the perfect opportunity to try out the Pragmata Sketchbook Demo Capcom has graciously made available for free. It’s available to everyone on both PC and Console to enjoy and comes…
Resident Evil Requiem Review – Survival Horror Returns
Resident Evil Requiem is Capcom’s latest instalment in the long-running Resident Evil franchise of games. Being the ninth mainline title in the series, Resident Evil Requiem follows the story of Grace Ashcroft as she looks to find out the answers…
Nioh 3 Review – Brutal Masterpiece Returns
It’s quite hard to believe that Nioh 1 released almost a whole decade ago in 2017. The sequel Nioh 2 was released in 2020, and it’s been long enough that Koei Tecmo have decided to release a third entry into…
Ayasa Shadows of Silence Review – A Broken, Frustrating Mess
Ayasa Shadows of Silence from Aya Games is a side-scrolling puzzle platform adventure game. It features a dark, creepy aesthetic, and from the trailers and visuals put out, it certainly looks interesting. However, looking interesting is not enough. Is the…
Sektori Review – A Brilliant and Explosive Twin-Stick Shooter
Sektori from developer Kimmo Lahtinen is what I’d like to call a work of art. And before I get questioned heavily here for stating such, there’s a lot to unpack here as to why. Honestly, this is one of the…
Constance Review – A Vivid, Heartfelt Metroidvania Gem
Constance from btf, ByteRockers’ Games and PARCO Games is a 2D platforming metroidvania infused with colour, personality, and a surprising amount of heart. With a paintbrush-wielding protagonist and a striking aesthetic, the question is simple: does Constance live up to the metroidvania greats—and is it worth…
How to Play World of Warcraft Efficiently When You Have Limited Time
A lot of people believe that the only way to make real progress in World…
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