Today Highlights:
- August 31, 2026 Monuments Renovator Arrives on PS5 Monuments Renovator debuts on PlayStation 5, letting players become…
- August 31, 2026 Gamers Everywhere: What Similar Lessons Can You and Day Traders Learn From Table Games The best traders, and games for that matter, draw…
- August 31, 2026 1964 Operation Velvet Twins (XSX) Review Published by Ratalaika and developed by SEEP, 1964 Operation…
- August 29, 2026 Retro Arcade Shop Simulator coming to PC in early access On September 4, Retro Arcade Shop Simulator launches on…
- August 28, 2026 Meat Grinder Hotdog Simulator (PC) Review Meat Grinder Hotdog Simulator is probably the first game…
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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…
4PGP (PS5) Review
4PGP is a simple arcade-style racer by 3goo now available on Playstation and Steam.…
Love Chemistry – Sibella’s Formula (XSX) Review
Love Chemistry – Sibella’s Formula is a $6 digital download published by EastAsiaSoft. This…
Secret Paws – Cozy Apartments (XSX) Review
Sequel to Secret Paws – Cozy Offices, Secret Paws – Cozy Apartments is exactly…
Springbot: The Last Spark (XSX) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft for $5, Springbot: The Last Spark is a side scrolling indie…
Poetic Trio (XSX) Review
Published by Sometimes You, Poetic Trio is a minimalist walking simulator with very little…
Tale of Dark Lands (XSX) Review
Have you ever wanted to get into Skyrim or the later Diablo games but…
The Remake of the End of the Greatest RPG of All Time (PC) Review
Oftentimes, a game will grab your attention purely because of its title, and The…
Driftland (XSX) Review
From the creative minds of Star Drifters, Driftland: The Magic Revival immediately stands out…
Nitro City Racing (XSX) Review
Nitro City Racing, a $5 digital download by EastAsiaSoft, isn’t a typical racing game.…
Spy Drops (XSX) Review
Designed as an homage to Metal Gear Solid on PSOne, Spy Drops adopts some…
MOTE: The Manuscript (PS4) Review
Published by CraePlay, MOTE: The Manuscript is the latest walking simulator that follows a…
1964 Operation Velvet Twins (XSX) Review
Published by Ratalaika and developed by SEEP, 1964 Operation Velvet Twins is a retro style beat’em up that essentially…
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