Today Highlights:
- November 2, 2026 Horror narrative retro FPS DERELIKT gets release date Developer Visuwyg and Publisher Hyperstrange are excited to announce…
- November 2, 2026 YAR Forgotten Throne (XSX) Review Developed by Honor Games and published on Xbox by…
- November 1, 2026 Tama In-Between (PC) Review Tama In-Between is a puzzle platformer that puts you…
- October 30, 2026 Vixen 357 (XSX) Review Vixen 357, a Japan-exclusive Mega Drive game, has been…
- October 29, 2026 Fallen City Brawl (XSX) Review Published by EastAsiaSoft for $15, Fallen City Brawl is…
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Ship Graveyard Simulator 2 (XSX) DLC Review
Last year, I had the pleasure of reviewing Ship Graveyard Simulator 2, and I…
Diamond Hands: To The Moon (XSX) Review
Originally released on Switch just over a year ago, Diamond Hands: To The Moon…
Mad Skills BMX 2 (Switch) Review
Published by Ultimate Games, Mad Skills BMX 2 isn’t your typical racing game. Presented…
BOULDER DASH 40th Anniversary (XSX) Review
Originally released in 1984 for early computers of the time, Boulder Dash is a…
Faye Falling (XSX) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft, Faye Falling is an unconventional RPG. Although the maze-heavy puzzle solving…
Journey Through the Undead (PC, Early Access) Review
Published and developed by Dazzling Divine, Journey through the undead is a brutishly stylish…
Panta Rhei – Guardian of Time (PC) Review
Panta Rhei – Guardian of Time drops players into the dainty shoes of Phi,…
Alien Breakout (XSX) Review
Not to be confused with Arkanoid or single player Pong, Alien Breakout is a…
Holy Shoot (PC – Early Access) Review
When I first booted up Holy Shoot, I wasn’t expecting much. The name induced…
Morgan: Metal Detective (XSX) Review
Published by Studio Morgan, Morgan: Metal Detective is a cozy first person metal detecting…
A-RED Walking Robot (PC) Review
Developed by indie team Jookitooz, A-RED Walking Robot is a physics-based puzzle platformer that…
Maiden Cops (XSX) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft, Maiden Cops is an old school side-scrolling beat’em up reminiscent of…
Relicbound (PC) Review
Indie outfit, Low Pressure Studions brings us Relicbound, a story-driven adventure title that sparks…
CarGo! (PS5) Review
Originally released on Xbox earlier this year, CarGo! is fun, comical party game about…
Sweet Paws: Cozy Offices (XSX) Review
Sweet Paws: Cozy Offices is another low-cost, easy-going, pleasant digital download by EastAsiaSoft. Using…
Kick’n Hell (PC) Review
Developed by Fire Foot Studios, Kick’n Hell is a platform climber set in the…
God of Weapons (XSX) Review
Developed by Archmage Games Studio, God of Weapons is a new addition to the…
Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World (XSX) Review
Previously released on PS4, Switch, and Steam, Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World, a…
Tiny Pixels Vol.2 Stormy Knights (XSX) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft, Tiny Pixels Vol. 2 Stormy Knights has nothing in common with…
IREM Collection Volume 3 (XSX) Review
Released by ININ and Tozai Games, IREM Collection Volume 3 is their latest retro…
Crime Simulator Review (PC)
If you’ve ever had the pleasure of playing Thief Simulator or Drug Dealer Simulator,…
Flora & Fang: Guardians of the Vampire Garden (Switch) Review
Published by Flynn’s Arcade, Flora & Fang: Guardians of the Vampire Garden is the…
Klaus Lee – Thunderballs (XSX) Review
Developed by Nanovation Labs, Klaus Lee – Thunderballs is one of those games that…
Star Overdrive Review (XSX) Review
Lovingly crafted by indie studio, Caracal Games, Star Overdrive is a game that confidently…
100 in 1 Game Collection (Switch) Review
Published by Maximum Entertainment, 100 in 1 Game Collection is a mindless cash grab…
Exo-Calibre (XSX) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft for $7, Exo-Calibre is a simple vertical shooter with a lighthearted…
Backyard Baseball ‘97 (PS5) Review
Megacat Studios and Playground Productions have ported Backyard Baseball ’97 to PS5 and Switch…
Stunt Flyer (PS5) Review
Stunt Flyer, originally released in PAL regions for the Nintendo Wii, has been ported…
Keeper’s Toll (XSX) Review
Keeper’s Toll, published by EastAsiaSoft, is the latest Vampire Survivors clone but with one…
Bunny Cubed (XSX) Review
Bunny Cubed is the latest low-cost Sokoban title published by EastAsiaSoft, following in the…
Stunt Flyer (XSX) Review
Originally released in PAL regions on Wii, Ultimate Games recently published Stunt Flyer on…
Gore Doctor (XSX) Review
Developed by Salient games, Gore Doctor brings with it a heavy promise of a…
Kvark (XSX) Review
Clearly inspired by retro first-person shooters of the late 90s and early 2000s, specifically…
Starlight Legacy (XSX) Review
Developed by a small team and published by EastAsiaSoft, Starlight Legacy is a cozy,…
Nitro Express (PC) Review
The ladies and gentleman of Playism have pulled out all of the stops with…
Copycat (XSX) Review
Created by a small development team, Copycat is an interactive narrative designed to pull…
Knight’s Night (XSX) Review
Knight’s Night is the latest $5 platformer published by EastAsiaSoft. The gimmick this time…
Undivine (XSX) Review
Undivine is a dark, 2D Metroidvania by indie dev Brainium Games, makers of Aidan…
Super Engine GT Turbo SPEC (XSX) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft for five bucks, Super Engine GT Turbo SPEC is a simple…
Moe Waifu H Push-Box (PS5) Review
Another low cost published by EastAsiaSoft, Moe Waifu H Push-Box is a short, simple,…
YAR Forgotten Throne (XSX) Review
Developed by Honor Games and published on Xbox by Axyos Games, YAR Forgotten Throne is an open world RPG…
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