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- July 20, 2026 New horror game Nightmare Shift arrives on console soon Nightmare Shift, an independent psychological horror with cinematic-style narration…
- July 20, 2026 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X (XSX) Review Originally released across four discs on PSOne in 1999,…
- July 19, 2026 Backyard Baseball (PC) Review Some games instantly transport you back to being a…
- July 17, 2026 Viking Frontiers (XSX) Review There’s something about Vikings that makes developers think they…
- July 16, 2026 Blast’N Bounty is a vertical shooter with a mix of pixel art and low poly 3D Betrayed by his first mate, former gangster Quad returns…
Basketball Classics (XSX) Review
Published by the newly revived Acclaim, Basketball Classics is a pick-up-and-play homage to classic…
Wii-to-DS Link – Batman: The Brave And The Bold
Batman: The Brave And The Bold, The Video Game (2010) are forgotten Wii and…
Flynn’s Arcade set to release modern retro title Living Dead House
Flynn’s Arcade is set to release “Living Dead House” April 2nd on Nintendo Switch.…
Defending Camelot (XSX) Review
Defending Camelot is a tower defense title that takes obvious inspiration from Plants Vs…
Pawnbroker Simulator (PC) Review
Developed by independent studio, PlayWay S.A, Pawnbroker Simulator takes a slightly different approach to…
Raiden Fighters Remix Collection (Switch) Review
Raiden Fighters Remix Collection, by MOSS and H2 Interactive, is a compilation of three…
Wii-to-DS Link – Shikakui Atama o Marukusuru: Kanzen Seiha Wii
Shikakui Atama o Marukusuru: Kanzen Seiha Wii is a Japan exclusive Wii game that…
Avenue Escape (XSX) Review
Essentially a mobile game, Avenue Escape is a puzzle game where you use the…
Corner Kitchen Fast Food Simulator (XSX) Review
There’s something oddly compelling about running a tiny virtual fast food joint. No dragons…
Wii-to-DS Link – Naruto: Dragon Blade Chronicles to Naruto: Shinobi Rumble
Naruto Shippuden: Dragon Blade Chronicles (Wii, 2010) can be wirelessly linked with Naruto Shippuden:…
Poker Night at the Inventory (PS5) review
Originally released in 2010 by Telltale Games, Poker Night at the Inventory was delisted…
Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf (XSX) Review
Let me quickly summarize Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf in case…
Soulshard (XSX) Review
Published by Ratalaika and sold for $5, Soulshard is a concise precision platformer than…
Glint’s Revenge (PS5) Review
Published by CraePlay, Glint’s Revenge a broken, incomplete mess of a 2D platformer. However,…
Wii-to-DS Link – Oyako de Asobo: Miffy no Omocha Bako
Oyako de Asobo: Miffy no Omocha Bako (Wii, 2010) is a Japan exclusive game…
Pogui (XSX) Review
Pogui is a side scrolling platformer presented through a retro pixelated art style, published…
The Prisoning: Fletcher’s Quest (Switch) Review
Portrayed as an escape through a stressed-out game developer’s mind, The Prisoning: Fletcher’s Quest…
Book of Korvald (PS5) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft and ticketed at $20, Book of Korvald is a meaty 2D…
Akatori (PC) Review
There’s something immediately likable about Akatori. Maybe it’s the bright and bold pixel art.…
Millennium Runners (PC) Review
Developed with speed at the forefront of the creative minds, Millennium Runners is a…
Dark Quest Remastered (PC) Review
Dark Quest is one of those games where the artwork immediately grabs you before…
MOTE: Workshop (PS5) Review
Craeplay’s MOTE: Workshop is a 10-minute walking-simulator that offers an easy, low-cost Platinum trophy…
Wii-to-DS Link – Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Adventure Series (WiiWare, Japan)
There were three Japan-exclusive WiiWare Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games: Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Let’s Go!…
Gamecube-to-GBA Link – the complete ultimate list
By using a special link cable, Nintendo’s Gameboy Advance can communicate with a Gamecube.…
Our Adventure Guild (XSX) Review
Developed with a bright and colorful aesthetic by GreenGuy, Our Adventure Guild is one…
Tiny Biomes (XSX) Review
Tiny Biomes is a simple tile rotation puzzle game where you need to guide…
Columns (Game Gear, 1991) 2-player mode, Enable The Link Cable
Columns, as well as the Game Gear, was a direct response to Nintendo’s Gameboy…
Exotica 2: Pet Shop Simulator (PC) Review
Developed by Konrol Game, Exotica 2: Pet Shop Simulator is exactly what it says…
Disco Simulator (XSX) Review
Developed by Games Incubator, Disco Simulator sets out to put you in charge of…
Pac-Man (Game Gear, 1991) 2-player mode, Enable The Link Cable
Pac-Man on Game Gear is basically the exact same game as the original Gameboy…
Heroes Battle Awakening (XSX) Review
Heroes Battle Awakening is a firmly winking nod to Plants Vs Zombies as it…
Tavern Manager Simulator (XSX) Review
Developed by One More Time, Tavern Manager Simulator drops you into the worn boots…
Bubble Bobble (Game Gear, 1994) 2-player mode, Enable The Link Cable
The Game Gear version of Bubble Bobble has special feature most handheld iterations lack…
Hextreme Void (XSX) Review
Hextreme Void is a such a simple concept, it is a wonder why a…
Milo’s Dream (XSX) Review
Sequel to 2020’s Milo’s Quest (and not to be confused with Fluffy Milo), Milo’s…
SPEAR (XSX) Review
Developed with a clear eye for creativity and presentation, SPEAR is one of those…
Face Interrogation (PC) Review
Developed by a small indie team with clear narrative ambition, Face Interrogation is a…
SECRET Game Gear game SQUINKY TENNIS hidden for 30+ years!
There has been a secret Game Gear mini game hiding in plain sight for…
Direction Quad (XSX) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft, Direction Quad is one of those short burst, trial-and-error type games…
Jelly & Toast (XSX) Review
Jelly & Toast is a single screened puzzle platformer published by Ratalaika Games. Like…
70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X (XSX) Review
Originally released across four discs on PSOne in 1999, 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X is a hybrid anime movie mixed…
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