Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream Review: Not Enough Content Or Conflict

When I was around eight years old, I had an ant farm that I kept in my room. Unlike standard ant farms, where ants could burrow into layers of dirt and hide from whatever wide-eyed child had put them there, mine was filled with a transparent blue gel that served as both the material the…

Fanatical’s Legendary Bundle makes Frostpunk 2, The Alters, and Chernobylite 2 cheaper than ever

As someone with a Steam backlog, that I’m constantly filling up with games I’ll ‘play later’, I don’t typically pay full price unless I really want the game – I already have too many games. However, when deals like the Fanatical Legendary Bundle come around, it’s hard to say no to so many excellent games…

Under Night In-Birth II Sys:Celes Announces Major Game Update, Releasing Alongside New DLC Fighter

Arc System Works and developer French Bread have announced a new fighter will join the roster of Under Night In-Birth II Sys:Celes, alongside a “major update”. Zohar will be arriving as a new DLC character in Summer 2026. Here’s a description from the official PR, along with a look: Zohar was a key member of…

PS5 Remakes of Beloved PS1 Adventure Games Get Release Date

A pair of highly anticipated PS5 remakes of some of the original PlayStation’s most beloved adventure games officially have release dates. What PS5 remakes are coming out? In a recent post on the PlayStation Blog, Cyan Worlds revealed the release dates for the remakes of Myst and Riven, two two of the biggest adventure games…

This month’s Humble Choice is offering one of the best turnbased sicko RPGs of the century for an all time low $15—plus you get 7 other games including Diablo 4

I love Atlus’ JRPGs but most of the time, faced with the prospect of actually playing them, I flake out. I loved Persona 3 Reload and Metaphor ReFantazio, and Persona 5 is a modern classic for good reason, but in my opinion none can hold a candle to Shin Megami Tensei 5: Vengeance. Why? Because…

Saros Fans Can’t Decide If The Game Is Hard Enough

Saros is the spiritual successor to Returnal, a game so challenging that many players bounced off of it without seeing it through to the end, prompting developer Housemarque to make a conscious decision to give players the option to make its next game easier. Mechanically, the games are very similar, but Saros’ persistent progression systems…