Thymesia is an action RPG that appears to be another dark, gritty Souls–like. Many subgenre trappings make up its tapestry: a dying world wracked by corruption, madmen, demons haunting… Continue reading
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It’s a hard life being a cowboy. It’s even harder when someone’s stolen your soul, but such is the burden that falls upon Gin Carter and his cursed… Continue reading
Knowing what to say about Xenoblade Chronicles 3 is hard. It’s a massive game that I’ve put about 50 hours into — a raindrop in the ocean of its totality…. Continue reading
After numerous delays and what feels like a surprise release, Digimon Survive is finally in the wild. Part horror visual novel and part tactics RPG, it follows a group… Continue reading
Running a school is tough business, especially when your culinary classes are just a front for a secret spy school. Two Point Campus is a management sim where… Continue reading
The effects of human-caused and human-exacerbated climate change are now impossible to ignore. Radical changes beyond natural fluctuations have begun to wreak havoc across the globe, putting humanity’s… Continue reading
Running a school is tough business, especially when your culinary classes are just a front for a secret spy school. Two Point Campus is a management sim where… Continue reading
Originally released in Japan in 1994, Live A Live garnered a cult following due to its non-linear structure — one in which each selectable character is given its own story…. Continue reading
I don’t how you’d react to River City Saga: Three Kingdoms if you weren’t a massive River City Ransom mark as a kid. Three Kingdoms essentially is River City Ransom. Both… Continue reading
I wasn’t sure what to expect going into Stray from Blue Twelve Studio and Annapurna Interactive. I figured it would at least be a walking simulator where you control… Continue reading
