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Shuten Order
Only 168 left until the end of the world. You are the only one who can put a stop to it, but before you can, you must figure out who killed you. Hot off the heels of The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy, DMM Games has teamed up with Too...
Off
I remember during one high school lunch break, circa 2013, when my favourite webcomic was on hiatus and I had nothing better to do, I decided to follow in the footsteps of some of my Tumblr mutuals and download some weird game called OFF. It was quite a process; there...
Off
I remember during one high school lunch break, circa 2013, when my favourite webcomic was on hiatus and I had nothing better to do, I decided to follow in the footsteps of some of my Tumblr mutuals and download some weird game called OFF. It was quite a process; there...
I’ve been a big fan of Tamagotchi since I was a kid. I even still have all of my original Tamagotchi’s lying around my house, even though these days most of them are in varying stages of deceased. These digital pets have been having a bit of a comeback with...
The Hundred Line – Last Defense Academy is an interesting beast of a game. Headed by Kotaro Uchikoshi and Kazutaka Kodaka, the lead writers on the Zero Escape and Danganronpa series respectively, it takes a lot of cues from these games but deviates almost completely in the gameplay. Instead of...
Cabernet
Fans of vampires have been eating pretty well in the past few years, there have been vampire films, and vampire games, and it seems like our favourite blood-sucking monsters are working their way back into the cultural zeitgeist. The newest to the collection of vampiric video games is Cabernet, a...
The survival city-building genre is generally considered to be quite intimidating with high hour counts for even just one scenario and incredibly in-depth mechanics that will take multiple attempts even to begin grasping. This is where Dawnfolk makes an effort to differ from the usual fare, making use of familiar...
The train to Lantern City is crowded with people, the stars whizz past the windows and the energy is bustling. Everyone is looking forward to the Awakening, and musicians from all over are on the train, looking to perform at the festival. Zig has other things on her mind though;...
Farmagia
We’ve seen a lot of new half-farming sim, half-something-else games in recent years. Rune Factory is one of the original examples, and a few years ago I had the pleasure of reviewing Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin a game that was half farming sim and half side-scrolling beat ‘em up....
Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars certainly knows how to set a mood. The game opens on a black screen of narration from the main character, setting the scene. Then, a gorgeous 2D animated cutscene follows the flight of a crow through Paris in the Fall, stilling above the brightly...
There’s a lot to love about the idea of visiting another world, one where magic is real and there are monsters to fight and dipping your toes into a game by Hakama Inc. can often feel just like that. Known majorly for the Rune Factory series, this time the team...
I’ve never been all that good at gardening, despite being a person who loves plants and wants a home full of them. So Botany Manor sounded like a bit of a dream to me, a game where being good at puzzle-solving makes you good at growing plants. Developed by Balloon...
