Ghost Recon Breakpoint – Tactical Open-World Depth
I love the open world in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint by Ubisoft Paris and Ubisoft. They…
Pixel Chat
Welcome to Pixel Chat, the ultimate chat where four passionate gamers unite to celebrate their love for video games, both old and new. Whether you’re a retro enthusiast or a fan of the latest titles, this dynamic quartet dives deep into the heart of gaming, from pixelated classics to cutting-edge innovations.
Unpacking – A Quiet Puzzle With Emotional Impact
I loved Unpacking by Witch Beam and Humble Games. The game feels like a living puzzle wrapped…
Two Point Campus – Build, Manage, and Master Your School
Hey everyone, I’ve been diving into Two Point Campus from Two Point Studios and SEGA, and I’m…
Undertale Blends Bullet Hell with Heartfelt Choices
Let’s start with Undertale by Toby Fox, published independently by Toby Fox. To begin with, users consistently…
The Bibites: Digital Life Evolves the AI Sandbox Genre
I’ve been diving into The Bibites: Digital Life by Omnia Studios. Omnia Studios both published and developed…
Hazelnut Hex Is a Sweet Shot of Cartoon Bullet Hell Joy
Let’s dive into Hazelnut Hex by Chunderfins. It’s a sharp arcade-style bullet hell that rescues breakfast. According…
Stray Is the Purrfect Blend of Stealth and Style
Let’s dive into Overall Game Impressions. Stray, developed by BlueTwelve Studio and published by Annapurna Interactive, feels…
Mushihimesama Is Bullet Hell Beauty in Motion
Let’s start with Mushihimesama, developed by CAVE Interactive and published by KOMODO. Fans love its eye-catching bullet…
Portal 2 Still Sets the Standard for Puzzle Games
Okay team, let’s dive into our overall impressions of Portal 2 by Valve—both developer and publisher here….
Planet Zoo Is a Deep, Wild Sandbox for Sim Fans
Hey everyone! Planet Zoo by Frontier Developments (also the publisher) packs serious design depth. I sprinted through…