Been gaming casually for many a year. As long as I don't have to directly compete against other people I'm in. Big fan of JRPGs, platformers, and action/adventures. Will play games on easy mode if you let me
I believe that every office worker has fantasised about a reality in which they are the hero and their boss, the villain. Arguably, these scenarios play out every day, but perhaps not in the way that our imaginations, or Box Knight, depict.
I should preface this with a disclaimer: I hate soulslikes. I’m not good at them, I don’t have any real patience, I definitely don’t have enough time to “git gud” as it were. But I can, usually, see what others get out them.
Fantasy stories often revolve around the concept of corruption, whether that manifests politically, spiritually, or physically. In Solnox – Grimoire of Seasons it’s mostly the latter.
Life is complicated. Sometimes games are complicated too. Often it can be nice to just turn off your brain and do something relaxing. Some people find that zen in nature, others in a good book. You might find it in KAZ.
Last week was an Italian job set during the renaissance, this week it’s a thoroughly modern affair with Emily (close enough) in Dimhaven – The Lost Source.
If you’ve ever done an Escape Room and thought:
“Yeah, loved that, but what if it involved live firearms, explosions, and anachronisms aplenty?”
Then The House of Da Vinci is for you.
I didn’t expect two meat-based games to be released in 2026, or any year honestly, it felt like a niche that Super Meat Boy had locked down. But more fool me as Swapmeat is here to increase meat franchises (that I’ve heard of) by 100% and it’s not just here to make up the numbers.
Allogloom is a macabre point and click adventure game. Developed by solo developer, Galactic Ghosty, and published by Iceberg Interactive, Allogloom was released on...
