Mysteries of Old Tokyo Review
Bolerosoft’s Mysteries of Old Tokyo asks players to investigate supernatural mysteries through archival research, deduction, and the kind of intellectual curiosity games rarely demand.
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Black Jacket Review
Black Jacket uses blackjack as the foundation for a brilliant roguelite that combines layered card strategy with an unexpectedly emotional family drama.
When the Hype Becomes the Product: Why GTA VI Might Not Be Able to Win
GTA VI will sell huge. But an older audience, the TikTok attention economy, watch-don't-play culture, and a billion-dollar budget make its real bar near impossible.
Kingdom's Return: Time-Eating Fruit and the Ancient Monster Review
Kingdom’s Return combines action RPG combat with city building as players restore the fallen kingdom of Almacia, creating a hybrid adventure with two competing gameplay ideas.
STICKER/BALL Review
STICKER/BALL is an inventive score-chasing roguelite where absurd sticker combinations create increasingly chaotic chain reactions across fast-paced, endlessly replayable runs.
Fracture Field Review
Mining-themed incremental game Fracture Field is all about breaking rocks.
Before Fate Review
Cotton Game’s Before Fate sends players across fractured timelines and strange worlds in search of answers to an unfolding cosmic mystery.
The 7th Guest Remake Review
The 7th Guest Remake transforms a historically important horror puzzler from a fascinating artifact into a genuinely enjoyable modern adventure without losing its identity.
Hollowbody Available Now on Consoles
Hollowbody brings its retro-styled survival horror and tech-noir mystery to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S with all post-launch content included.
Swan Song Review
Swan Song disguises a deep automation game as a cozy music box-themed puzzle, steadily expanding its ideas across more than 100 handcrafted challenges while telling a quietly devastating story.
868-BACK Review
Michael Brough’s 868-BACK expands the cult roguelike 868-HACK into a larger cyberpunk campaign where every stolen reward creates new danger.
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Echo Isle Review
Echo Isle is a compact homage to The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening, recreating its island adventure structure, dungeons, and handheld-era spirit across a brisk one-hour adventure.
Burden Street Station Review
Surreal narrative adventure Burden Street Station is about memories, identity, and emotional connection, placing conversations and emotional understanding ahead of traditional puzzle solving.
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Mina the Hollower [Review]
Yacht Club Games follows up their legendary debut with a new icon: a richly layered action-adventure that earns every one of its comparisons to the Souls genre while wrapping it all in some of the most joyful pixel art you'll see all year.
Tides of Tomorrow Review
Post-apocalyptic adventure Tides of Tomorrow builds its experience around a clever social storytelling system that connects every player's journey to the next across the flooded world.
Final episode of liminal space horror game Dreamcore is available now
Dreamcore closes out with Dead Mall, a sprawling abandoned shopping plaza that pushes the game further toward open-ended exploration over puzzle-solving.
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