This week, OshiRabu: Waifus Over Husbandos + Love or Die (pictured) offers a two part tale of tenderness, while Nintendo Switch Sports can cultivate some friendly competition between rivals. Of course, if you’re looking for ...
Read More »Riveting but Not Quite Revolutionary: An Early Look at Uragun (PC)
Uragun, the inaugural effort from Warsaw-based Kool2Play, imagines a dystopian future overrun by artificial intelligence. Currently in Early Access, the game’s exposition is skeletal, with a brief prologue and a few lines of disrespect uttered ...
Read More »Epos H3Pro Hybrid Gaming Headset review
Like their wired brethren, the Epos H3Pro Hybrid delivers some of the best sound in their price class. With discrete looks and a removable boom microphone, they can be worn publicly without embarrassment. Durability ...
Read More »Dōkyūsei: Bangin’ Summer review
Sure, Dōkyūsei: Bangin’ Summer’s setup is skeletal, mostly centering on making the last few weeks of summer vacation memorable. As a remaster on the original 1992 eroge, this is a dating sim where your actions ...
Read More »New Releases: April 21st-27th, 2022
This week, Sakura Angels (pictured), Zombie Army 4: Dead War, and The Stanley Parable arrive on Switch, while consoles and PCs get notables like Research and Destroy and the luminescent 3D platformer, Lumote: The Mastermote ...
Read More »Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars review
With comical conversations and absorbing combat, the meeting of Goddesses and Shinobi is a triumphant crossover. But there’s a strong likelihood of wishing you could spend just a bit more time with both factions in ...
Read More »Defend the Rook review
By Rogue or Rook, clear out waves of spawning enemies with your adventuring party in this intermittently clever departure from more turn-based tactical titles. Occasionally, the language that developers use to describe their game isn’t ...
Read More »B.I.O.T.A. review
Fatigued by all the metroidvanias games there days? B.I.O.T.A. is a Megatroid, blending elements of Mega Man and Metroid. It offers an absorbing trip back to the early Nineties, recalling an era when games taught ...
Read More »Facing the Undead and Uncertainty in Ed-0: Zombie Uprising
If you only enjoy the kind of technically proficient but slightly sterile experiences offered by triple-A games, you might want to steer clear of Ed-0: Zombie Uprising. Released by D3Publisher, it recalls the inelegant but ...
Read More »New Releases: April 14th-20th, 2022
This week, the latest entry in the nearly thirty year-old horseracing sim series arrives in Japan. While Western players will miss out on the pretend ponies, there’s still a number of notables arriving in other ...
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