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Nearly four decades after their original release, Dragon Quest I and II return in stunning HD-2D form, proving that classic adventures can feel fresh without losing their soul. This remake doesn’t try to reinvent what made these games special—instead, it carefully updates the experience for modern players while keeping the heart of the originals intact. Whether you’re a longtime fan curious about revisiting these foundational RPGs or a newcomer wondering what started it all, this collec...
After 28 years, Final Fantasy Tactics returns with its second remaster, now branded as The Ivalice Chronicles. This enhanced edition marks a significant milestone as the first time this beloved tactical RPG has been available on PC. But what makes this re-release worth revisiting or experiencing for the first time? Our review of FINAL FANTASY TACTICS – The Ivalice Chronicles explores the game’s two available modes, its reworked narrative, the depth of its job system, and the quality-of-li...
The Little Nightmares series has carved out its own corner in the horror-puzzle genre, delivering unsettling atmospheres and clever gameplay without relying on jump scares. With the third entry, developer Supermassive Games takes the franchise in a new direction by introducing two brand-new protagonists and finally adding the co-op mode that fans have been requesting. But does this shift away from familiar faces like Six pay off? This review of Little Nightmares III explores how the game bala...
The Atelier series returns with Atelier Resleriana: The Red Alchemist & The White Guardian, another installment that promises to blend familiar alchemy mechanics with fresh story elements and new gameplay features. As a follow-up to Atelier Resleriana: Forgotten Alchemy & Polar Night Liberator, this latest entry takes players to the Lantarna continent with brand new protagonists and an original storyline. Our review covers the game’s key aspects, from its story and characters to the core al...
The Silent Hill series has been quiet for far too long, but the fog is finally rolling back in. Silent Hill f marks the franchise’s return as what developers are calling the starting point for a new generation. After decades of psychological horror that mixed disturbing imagery with deep symbolism, this latest entry tries to honor what made the series special while pushing it in fresh directions.
When most roguelite games focus on fast-paced action and challenging gameplay, Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree takes a different approach. This new release from Brownies, the studio behind the Doraemon Story of Seasons series, brings their signature painted visual style to the roguelite genre while putting storytelling front and center. Working with Bandai Namco, they’ve created something that feels more like playing a JRPG than your typical dungeon-crawler. This review of Towa an...
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds brings something new to the kart racing scene with its unique cross-dimensional gameplay that lets players jump between different worlds mid-race. This review of Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds covers everything from the game’s innovative portal system to its customization options, and more. We’ll explore how the game handles its ambitious concept of racing across multiple worlds, examine its various features, and see whether it delivers on its promises.
After nearly ten years in development, Lost Soul Aside has finally arrived on PlayStation 5 and PC. This debut title from Ultizero Games began as a solo project by developer Bing Yang and eventually grew into something much larger. With such a long development cycle and support from Sony’s PlayStation China Hero Project, expectations were naturally high. Our review covers the game’s story, technical polish, combat system, and RPG elements to help you decide if this action game is worth yo...
Midnight Murder Club throws players into complete darkness with nothing but a flashlight, a revolver, and their wits. This indie multiplayer shooter skips elaborate storylines and complex mechanics, instead focusing on creating tense moments through its unique lighting system. In this review, we’ll explore how the game’s simple concept translates into gameplay, examine its various modes, and see whether it has enough content to keep players coming back.
When a new NBA 2K game hits the shelves, fans always wonder if they’re getting real improvements or just updated rosters with a fresh coat of paint. This year, NBA 2K26 manages to deliver genuine upgrades that make a difference during actual gameplay. While it doesn’t completely transform the series, the changes are noticeable and welcome. In our review of NBA 2K26, we’ll break down the gameplay improvements, explore the enhanced MyCareer mode, examine other game modes, and look at the ...