Tag:gaming

Moonfrost shows a lot of promise as a cozy little sim, and the goal of rebuilding is clear, but it needs to loosen the leash a bit.

As a man who lives reasonably close to Whitby, I’m fairly accustomed to seeing people dressed as vampires in places I wouldn’t expect them (admittedly, I’m not sure where I would expect them). So a Stardew Valley but vampires game doesn’t come as a particular shock. It does make you ask “why?”, however.

Dog in the Machine hands you a silly premise that you can’t help but smile at. The game allows you to play as a...

Legion Breaker puts you as a novice wizard. You have one weak spell and one defender. Yet the undead hordes of the Necromancer King...

It is unusual to see action roguelikes and rhythm games work together. Alpha Nomos embraces the genre combination and presents some interesting ideas. Rhythm...

Survival Horror and Metroidvanias do not sound like the ideal genre. Silver Pines proves us wrong. Survival Horror focuses on building tension and horror...

Songs of Glimmerwick offers a cozy experience, but one that feels a little too shallow at times, and risks sending you straight to sleep.

Dragons and farming sound like a good idea. Cozy games love cute creatures and slow days. Dragon Shelter makes its place in the genre...