Posts Tagged ‘Playism’

Hakoniwa is one of those games that should have never seen the light of day outside of Japan.  It is weird, quirky, and has enough scattered adult humor throughout it that most companies probably wouldn’t have taken a risk on it.  Luckily, the oddity was [...]

This week, Gillman and Squall take on the pleasantly adult and fun 3/4 adventure game that is Hakoniwa Explorer Plus on PC.  At first glance, it might seem like a tactical RPG with the unique visual style but this is indeed an action RPG. Not really [...]

Get ready for a voxel art action game featuring an unprecedented level of freedom! A whole range of cute girl monsters are waiting to punch, kick, wrap you up, suck your blood, and eat you right up. Hakoniwa Explorer Plus sets you off on a journey like no [...]

Fish Mouth Lasers Developed by Nussoft and published by Playism, Ace of Seafood is nonsensical and a straight up ridiculous fish-sim of a game.  Always confusing and filled with flaws, this fish shooter essentially turns sea life into a messy Storm [...]

Ace of Seafood is an open-world third-party action shooting game set in the vast ocean, developed by Nussoft. In the world of Ace of Seafood, sea creatures possess the ability to shoot powerful rays of light that can destroy just about anything. Organize [...]

Rosenkreuzstilette Freudenstachel is the sequel to Rosenkreuzstilette (check out our review and stream of the original using this link), a level-based 2D side scrolling action game for PC. In a similar fashion to Rosenkreuzstilette, Rosenkreuzstilette [...]

Kero Blaster is a side scrolling action shooting game from Studio Pixel, the creators behind Cave Story. It has just released worldwide on Playstation 4. After its success on PC and iOS, Kero Blaster was released on Steam, adding an extra mode “Zangyou [...]

Momodora: Expect to Die A Lot Playing as a priestess in a side-scrolling platformer focused on brutal combat, this Metroidvania removes major RPG leveling elements to create a higher degree of accessibility but with a greater ratio of difficulty. [...]