If you’re a fan of challenging games Slain: Back From Hell is happy to sate your thirst for aggravation, loud music, and pretty copious gore. Progress is always a challenge but there are a few ...

The story centers around a certain Captain Cassie, on the run from the powerful Eclipse, and her crew as they search the galaxy in hopes of finding her grandfather Jiji… or something along those lines ...

A pretty fascinating walk through the growth and maturation of a set of central characters as well as the series itself as a whole While I’d never had the privilege of getting to know the Atelier RPG ...

For people who love solid co-op play, the last year or two have been pretty solid for Switch fans. Granted, there very much could always be more titles out there to enjoy with others, but given that ...

Valiantly tries to make something family-friendly and on-theme, going with little toy planes in big spaces, but has some control and mechanics issues As an enormous fan of games featuring aerial ...

If you're down to brawl and battle in mech suits solo or with friends, this delivers that experience pretty well Even as someone who has only a marginal understanding of the Gundam franchise from afar ...

A classic point-and-click adventure, full of signature witty humor, charm… and some quirks Since I’d been a big fan of point-and-click adventures back when they reigned supreme in the early PC days, ...

While its play is more punishing than the average gamer will likely enjoy, the old-school stage design and sensibilities may be perfect for retro fans who don’t mind some profanity thrown in I’ll ...

This video pinball throwback follow-up to DEMON’S TILT is bigger and wilder, with plenty to discover, but until patched can still have hitches As a huge fan of traditional pinballs in the arcades, ...

Undoubtedly intended for the younger or more casual set, this doesn’t break any barriers but is at least a good use of the license and has a little variety as well There’s no doubt when it comes to ...

There’s no doubt that making kid-friendly content for a gaming system is a bit of a risk. You’re obviously going to alienate a large portion of the install base ...

The longer that the cozy games category has existed and continued to come into its own over the past generation, the more striking the differences have become in what it constitutes as great gameplay.