Today Highlights:
- September 18, 2026 Lucky Luke – Clock time app coming to Switch He’s faster than his own shadow — and now…
- September 18, 2026 Fight School Simulator (XSX) Review Running a martial arts school sounds like a pretty…
- September 17, 2026 Paddle Paddle Paddle paddles onto Switch Publisher Assemble Entertainment, together with solo German developer Mateo…
- September 17, 2026 Bloodstained: The Scarlet Engagement first look During the Xbox Showcase at Tokyo Game Show, publisher…
- September 17, 2026 90-Second PocketStation Review – Pocket MuuMuu’s GOLF Pocket MuuMuu (1999) was a Japan exclusive PSOne game…
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Fight School Simulator (XSX) Review
Running a martial arts school sounds like a pretty simple business plan: teach people…
90-Second PocketStation Review – Pocket MuuMuu’s GOLF
Pocket MuuMuu (1999) was a Japan exclusive PSOne game that contained several downloadable PocketStation…
Dimensional Animals (XSX) Review
Dimensional Animals is a $5 EastAsiaSoft published interconnected map action platformer featuring a cast…
Mewgenics (XSX) Review
Published by Nicalis and developed by Edmund McMillen of Super Meat Boy and The…
Tales of Formentera (XSX) Review
Tales of Formentera is a low-cost indie Gameboy game developed by 3Monkeies. Ratalaika Games…
BRAZILIAN DRUG DEALER BEFORE 4 (PC) Review
There are some game titles that make you stop and wonder what on earth…
Retro Arcade Shop Simulator (PC, Early Access) Review
Retro Arcade Shop Simulator is the sort of game that immediately appeals to anyone…
Marsupilama 2: Salsa Palombia (XSX) Review
Developed by Ocellus, who also made sleeper hit Smurfs: Dreams, and published by Mcroids,…
Apidya’ Special (XSX) Review
Originally released in 1992 on the Amiga, Apidya developed a cult following for its…
Ground Zero Hero (XSX) Review
Ground Zero Heroes is one of the many survivor clones released this week and…
Super Woden Rally Edge (XSX) Review
Super Woden Rally Edge is the three-quel to the original Super Woden GP and…
1964 Operation Velvet Twins (XSX) Review
Published by Ratalaika and developed by SEEP, 1964 Operation Velvet Twins is a retro…
Meat Grinder Hotdog Simulator (PC) Review
Meat Grinder Hotdog Simulator is probably the first game I’ve come across where opening…
Pets Survivors (XSX) Review
Pets Survivors is one of another dozen roguelike arena shooters released this week only…
John Fox (XSX) Review
John Fox, which is spoofing John Wick, is a very simple 2D side scrolling…
60-Second PocketStation Review – Pocket MuuMuu’s COPY DANCE
Pocket MuuMuu (1999) was a Japan exclusive PSOne game that contained several downloadable PocketStation…
A Game About Penguins (PC) Review
Sometimes a game comes along with a title that tells you absolutely everything you…
Mate’Morphosis (XSX) Review
Mate’Morphosis isn’t a Chess game. It is a single player trial-and-error-based puzzle game that…
Bee With Gun (XSX) Review
Bee With Gun is a simple, low stress, action-based tower defense five-dollar downloadable title…
Nightmare Shift (XSX) Review
Working nights sounds bad enough, but Nightmare Shift some how makes it much, much…
Cultic (XSX) Review
Cultic, a modern-retro style first person shooter, takes inspiration from classics like Doom, Quake,…
Wake Up, Lia! (XSX) Review
Wake Up, Lia! is a budget precision platformer published by EastAsiaSoft. The premise revolves…
Feudal Baron King’s Land (XSX) Review
Running a medieval settlement in Feudal Baron King’s Land sounds woefully romantic until you…
Blast‘N Bounty (XSX) Review
Blast’N Bounty is a five-dollar EastAsiaSoft published vertical shooter with an interesting and player…
Brave Escape (XSX) Review
Originally released on PC, Brave Escape is now available on Xbox and PS5 and…
Viral Reload EX (Switch) Review
A vertical shooter published by Flynn’s Arcade, Viral Reload EX has plenty of unique…
70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X (XSX) Review
Originally released across four discs on PSOne in 1999, 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X is…
Backyard Baseball (PC) Review
Some games instantly transport you back to being a kid again. Backyard Baseball is…
Viking Frontiers (XSX) Review
There’s something about Vikings that makes developers think they can throw absolutely everything into…
Rally Mechanic Simulator (XSX) Review
If you’ve ever watched a rally race and thought, “Forget driving the car –…
Hyperwired (XSX) Review
Created using GameMaker, Hyperwired is a 2D roguelike twin-stick shooter with a gimmick –…
Axel Quest (XSX) Review
Published by Ratalaika Games, Axel Quest is a low-cost retro action adventure with some…
DekaDuck (PC) Review
I’ll admit that I didn’t expect much going into DekaDuck. Looking at the screenshots,…
Aarik and the Ruined Kingdom (PC) Review
Every once in a while, a puzzle game appears in the wild that doesn’t…
The King Got Too Much Gold (PC) Review
Developed by CRETIGAMES, The King Got Too Much Gold has an intriguing title and…
Rat Protocol (XSX) Review
Rat Protocol is an enhanced Sokoban block pushing puzzle game published by EastAsiaSoft for…
Sports Card Shop Simulator (PC) Review
There’s something oddly satisfying about running a virtual store. Whether it stocking shelves, setting…
Grand Vegas Casino (XSX) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft, Grand Vegas Casino is a $5 casual gambling sim composed of…
TACS Classic Collection (PS5) Review
A fascinatingly curious preservation effort by Rock It Games, the TACS Classic Collection rescues…
ChainStaff (XSX) Review
Lovingly crafted by Mommy’s Best Games, ChainStaff is one of those titles that sucks…
Fight School Simulator (XSX) Review
Running a martial arts school sounds like a pretty simple business plan: teach people how to fight, collect some…
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