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Resident Evil 9: Requiem [Review]
Resident Evil 9: Requiem delivers the perfect horror-action blend. With dual protagonists, stunning visuals, and a day-one Switch 2 launch, Capcom's 30th anniversary entry is a game of the year contender.
Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault Early Access Impressions
Moonlighter 2 is an even greater sequel to an already excellent game.
Voron: Raven’s Story Review
Take to the air as a raven in Voron and experience the joy of flight.
John Carpenter's Toxic Commando - First Impressions
John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando is a turbulent horde shooter with all the blood, gore, and synth fans of both the genre and it’s creator are sure to appreciate.
Hungry Horrors Early Access First Impressions
Hungry Horrors is a silly indie roguelike deckbuilder where a princess learns to save herself through the power of cooking. Read Janette’s thoughts on the Early Access release on Steam below!
Love Eternal Review
Love Eternal blends surreal psychological horror with gravity-switching precision platforming.
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Master of Piece Early Access Impressions
Medieval Gothic art style and deep strategy make this roguelite deckbuilder stand out.
The Prisoning: Fletcher's Quest Review
A struggling game developer battles his subconscious in this not-quite-a-Metroidvania.
The Perfect Pencil Review
The Perfect Pencil is a surreal Metroidvania journey that’s not afraid to be weird.
Return to Dark Castle Coming to Steam
After a long absence, Return to Dark Castle will be released on March 3, 2026.
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Survive the infuriating mundanity of modern society the only way you know how: eating drywall.
PLAGUN: The Plague Goes On Review
Side-scrolling arena shooter Plagun doesn’t offer much in the way of novelty beyond its compelling setting.