It’s got a lot of the “well, sometimes it just do be like that” energy you get out of weird children’s books, wrapped around a gentle difficulty curve and a genuinely charming script. WTC is a little too easy overall for fans of the genre, but newcomers and kids should appreciate its humor and ease of access. […]
Gordian Quest is an indie card-based RPG that takes a lot of inspiration from a popular card-based RPG called Slay the Spire. Gordian Quest has it’s own uniqueness to set it apart from Slay the Spire though, including going the party-based route. The game is currently going through the early access phase of its development […]
Such a short runtime is often reserved for indies cheaply referred to as “walking sims,” and though I love those games, I understand when others don’t. How you spend your time and money is up to you, I can merely recommend you do it one way or another. For similar reasons, I’d understand your reservations […]
Everyone has had a bad day at work. Rania, the protagonist of Ion Land’s Cloudpunk, however, has probably the most interesting rollercoaster ride in her first day as a Cloudpunk driver. Having moved to the towering city of Nivalis in a bid to hide from the DebtCorps, Rania is hired as a delivery driver for […]
Pushy and Pully in Blockland is a children’s puzzle game, which draws its inspiration from games like Bomberman and Dig Dug. Pushy and Pully in Blockland is also a game about invading sovereign territory, racism and genocide. Pushy and Pully in Blockland is very much a game for children. It is extremely colourful, the music is […]
Only in recent years has Nihon Falcom become known enough outside Japan for its games to receive regular localizations. Zwei: The Arges Adventure was originally released in 2001, back when comparatively few people remembered Ys, let alone a newly created IP. XSEED Games took a big chance localizing this title in 2018, but at least Zwei finally made it across […]