Mixtape feels a little Lo-Fi, but there are some good times to be had.

Nitro Gen Omega feels totally original, even if it takes a little adjusting to life as a mecha mercenary.

A glance at Wax Heads might make you think it’s about assisting record store customers, but it’s not just some shop management simulation.

You can immediately see where Studio Aurum learned from past mistakes in Monster Crown: Sin Eater.

While InKonbini: One Store Many Stories is pleasant, I wish there was more impact associated with some of my actions.

At launch, HoloVillage: Our Cozy Days is too broken and limited to recommend to folks looking for a Hololive Animal Crossing experience.

A very grand adventure for our little Moomin.

Kingdom’s Return: Time-Eating Fruit and the Ancient Monster is one of the most bland and tedious Inti Creates games, and that’s a shame.

Magical Princess is a daughter-raising and stat management game where it feels like Neotro and Magi learned from the example Princess Maker set.

When you experience Opus: Prism Peak, you need to pay attention and play with a purpose, putting yourself in Eugene's shoes.

Find Your Words is a charming game that gets you thinking about communicating, with conversations sometimes feeling like puzzles.

Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy is one of the most pay-to-win, poorly handled gacha games I’ve ever seen in the last few years.

Vampire Crawlers offers Wizardry-like dungeon-crawling and roguelike deckbuilding without abandoning the Vampire Survivor roots

Darwin’s Paradox can be a lot of fun, but how much you enjoy it depends on how much you enjoy stealth games where ...

Some narrative and battle system decisions mean Dosa Diva doesn’t feel as unique, touching, and exciting as past Outerloop games.