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Bluey: The Videogame Review — Cozy, Short & Sweet
Hi friends! I’ve been playing Bluey: The Videogame (developed by Artax Games and published by Outright Games). I…
Atomic Heart Review: Dazzling Combat, Patchy Polish
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We Were Here: The FriendShip — Eerie Co-op Puzzles
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Shining Force 1992: A Genesis of Strategy Review
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Villain Interview: Gunstar Heroes
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Art of Atari Review — $29.17, 4.8★ Retro Masterpiece
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Bō: Path of the Teal Lotus — Hand-Drawn Platformer
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12 Reasons to Play The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
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Naruto Shinobi Striker Review: Dense & Stylish
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Unravel Two Review: Atmospheric Visual Gem
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Rock n’ Roll Racing 1993-09: Headbang & Drift Breakdown
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Atomic Heart Review: Dazzling Combat, Patchy Polish
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12 Reasons to Play The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
Top 12 reasons The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles will keep you hooked for hours Release date: July 26,…
Castlevania Advance Collection: A Completionist’s Dream
Castlevania Advance Collection (Released Sep 23, 2021) Author: CompletionistMaster A checklist-style look at why the Castlevania Advance Collection…
Streets of Rogue: Chaotic, Emergent Roguelite
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Samurai Aces III: Sengoku Cannon Retro Shmup
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Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon – Mech Mastery, Customization
Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon Author: CompletionistMaster | Released: August 24, 2023 Release Context Armored Core VI…
Risk of Rain Returns Review: Roguelike Remaster
Risk of Rain Returns Release date: November 8, 2023 Risk of Rain Returns is a faithful remaster of…
Fantasy Grounds Unity Review: Powerful VTT, Steep Curve
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People Playground: 10 Reasons Sandbox Fans Will Love
Top 10 reasons People Playground is perfect for the curious, chaotic, and casual alike A cozy but candid…
15 Reasons The Witcher 3 Is a Must-Own
Top 15 reasons The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a must-own for serious gamers Release Date: May 18,…
Ultimate Chicken Horse Review: Party Platformer Gem
Ultimate Chicken Horse Release Date: March 4, 2016 Release Context Ultimate Chicken Horse launched in early March 2016,…
Fairy Tail: Dungeons — Cozy Deckbuilding Roguelite
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Shining Force 1992: A Genesis of Strategy Review
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Rock n’ Roll Racing 1993-09: Headbang & Drift Breakdown
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Mega Turrican 1994: Blast Through Mega Drive Mayhem
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Disney’s The Jungle Book (1994): Bare Necessities Review
Before we hit Start — this cartridge came from Eurocom’s studio and was published by Virgin Interactive. Eurocom…
Ring of Spirits: Beyond Oasis (1994 Genesis Review)
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Dune II: The Battle for Arrakis – MS-DOS Deep Dive
Fun fact: Westwood Studios, the team behind this game’s PC original, started in the mid-1980s and soon defined…
Mortal Kombat 3: Fatalities, Bugs & 1995-10 Deep Dive
Before we start, a quick fun fact while the attract demo cycles: Mortal Kombat 3 was shepherded by…
SimCity Deep Dive Review: Zoning In on History
Before we even place the first road, a quick fun fact: SimCity comes from Maxis, the studio Will…
Gunstar Heroes (1993) Deep Dive Review: Genesis Run ‘n’ Gun
Fun fact: Treasure, the studio that made Gunstar Heroes, was formed by a handful of ex-Konami developers who…
Aero the Acro-Bat 2 (1994) — A High-Flying Review
Fun fact before we dive in: Aero the Acro-Bat 2 was developed by Iguana Entertainment, the small Texas…
Shining Force II Deep Dive — 1993 Sega Genesis Strategy
Fun fact: Sega published Shining Force II for the Genesis/Mega Drive, and the development team that produced the…
The Revenge of Shinobi – Deep Dive Review (1989-12)
Fun fact: Sega’s in-house team built this as a showcase for the new Mega Drive/Genesis hardware. They pushed…
Bluey: The Videogame Review — Cozy, Short & Sweet
Hi friends! I’ve been playing Bluey: The Videogame (developed by Artax Games and published by Outright Games). I…
Bō: Path of the Teal Lotus — Hand-Drawn Platformer
Bō: Path of the Teal Lotus is one of those games that grabs you right away with its…
Backyard Soccer 98 Review: Cozy Vivid Graphics
Hey friends! I grew up loving easygoing games that don’t demand too much brain power but still leave…
Cozy Grove Review: Lush Atmosphere, Gentle Pace
Hi friends! Here with a cozy little look at Cozy Grove, Spry Fox’s gentle island life game about…
Gourdlets Review: Cozy Graphics & Dense Atmosphere
Hi friends! I’ve been quietly farming, decorating, and watching tiny vegetable people mosey about in Gourdlets for a…
Fischers Fishing Journey — Cozy Desktop Idle
Hey friends! I’ve been spending quiet hours with Fischer’s Fishing Journey and wanted to share my cozy thoughts.…
Auto Rogue Review: Dense Visuals & Automated Charm
Hey all! I love cozy, low-stress games, but I also enjoy approachable roguelikes. Auto Rogue (released May 23,…
Toree Saturn Review: Atmospheric Visuals & Speed
Hi friends! I’ve spent a few cozy afternoons with Toree Saturn, the newest bite-sized 3D platformer from Siactro,…
Shovel Knight Dig Review: Dense, Dazzling Pixels
Hey friends! I like my games cozy, colorful, and easy to pick up when I just want to…
Townscaper Review: Cozy, Gorgeous & Minimal
Hey friends! I spent a cozy few hours playing Townscaper and wanted to share my thoughts. If you…
Lakeside Bar Review: Cozy Pixel Graphics & Jazz
Hi friends! I’m a big fan of cozy sims and chill little games. So, I jumped into Lakeside…
Coffee Caravan — Cozy Roguelite, Gorgeous Graphics
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Journey through Caldera: Ending Two
SPOILERS, check out the review or play the game if you want to experience this amazing quest. Journey…
We Were Here: The FriendShip — Eerie Co-op Puzzles
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Unravel Two Review: Atmospheric Visual Gem
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Otherskin Review: Morphs, Atmosphere & Visuals
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The Forgotten City: Lush Visuals, Twisted Time-Loop
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SYNDUALITY: Beautiful, Tense Magus Extraction
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So to Speak Review: Atmospheric Japanese Puzzle
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Split Fiction: Dense, Gorgeous Co-op Chaos
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Keep Driving: Tight Pixel Road-Trip & Soundtrack
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Melatonin Review: Hand-Drawn Rhythm Masterpiece
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Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves — Lush REV Fighter
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SCP: 5K Review — Atmospheric Graphics & Gunplay
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Trails of Cold Steel Review: Dense, Stunning JRPG
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Art of Atari Review — $29.17, 4.8★ Retro Masterpiece
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30-Set Video Game Sand Art Kits — Party Loot
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MUWAK Controller Canvas Trio
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Narrative Cheat Codes: Game Storytelling Guide (4.6★ $18)
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N64 Wrestling: Nostalgia Wins, Physics Tap Out
The Art Of N64 Wrestling Games — Review (SkepticalGamer) Rating: 4.5 out of 5 (43 ratings) I almost…
Art of Ghost of Tsushima — A Visual Power-Up
The Art of Ghost of Tsushima Rating: 4.7 out of 5 (1,563 ratings) Short version: Gorgeous production value,…
MUWAK 3-Piece Gamer Canvas — Controller Wall Art $9.99
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1985 Super Mario Run Tee: Your Closet Needs a Warp Zone
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Flawless Victory — MK Visual History Reviewed
Mortal Kombat: Flawless Victory — A Visual History of the Iconic Series As someone who grinds tower ladders,…
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Artbook
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Pac-Man Arcade Poster 11×14 — Classic Gamer Must-Have
Pac-Man Arcade Game Poster — $14.95 • 3.4/5 (51 ratings) This 11×14 unframed Pac-Man print nails the nostalgia.…
8-Pc Abstract Gamer Wall Art Set – Clean Game Room Vibes
8 Pcs Abstract Line Gaming Wall Art Prints — $11.68 · Rating: 3.9 (3 ratings) I love a…
Bluey: The Videogame Review — Cozy, Short & Sweet
Hi friends! I’ve been playing Bluey: The Videogame (developed by Artax Games and published by Outright Games). I…
Subnautica Review: Atmospheric, Stunning Graphics
I approach every game like a trip. I set goals, check corners, and grab collectibles until nothing is…
Bō: Path of the Teal Lotus — Hand-Drawn Platformer
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Naruto Shinobi Striker Review: Dense & Stylish
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Backyard Soccer 98 Review: Cozy Vivid Graphics
Hey friends! I grew up loving easygoing games that don’t demand too much brain power but still leave…
Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater — Faithful, Flawed
I stepped into Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater expecting reverence and rigor. The remake challenged me to…
Cozy Grove Review: Lush Atmosphere, Gentle Pace
Hi friends! Here with a cozy little look at Cozy Grove, Spry Fox’s gentle island life game about…
Tales of Arise Review: Stunning Graphics & Depth
I approach every open world like a map full of secrets. First, I track the obvious paths. Then,…
Gourdlets Review: Cozy Graphics & Dense Atmosphere
Hi friends! I’ve been quietly farming, decorating, and watching tiny vegetable people mosey about in Gourdlets for a…
Waterpark Simulator Review: Ragdolls & Chaos
I have a confession. I am a lifelong single-player RPG junkie who secretly marathon-watches speedruns for efficiency tips.…
Fischers Fishing Journey — Cozy Desktop Idle
Hey friends! I’ve been spending quiet hours with Fischer’s Fishing Journey and wanted to share my cozy thoughts.…
USAC: Code Breach Review — Dense Cyberpunk Coop
I approach every game with one goal: leave no stone unturned. I want the full story, every puzzle…
Disgaea 1 PC Tips & Tricks – Level Faster, Optimize Your Team
Detailed Gameplay Tips for Disgaea 1 PC Maximize Experience in Item World Enter the Item World: To begin,…
Metroid Ultimate Game Guide Strategies & Secrets
Welcome to the ultimate guide for mastering Metroid, an iconic and challenging title from 1986. I am PlayerProX,…
Mega Man 2 Ultimate Guide to Defeating Wily’s Robot Masters
Greetings, fellow gamers! Welcome to the ultimate guide for conquering Mega Man 2, one of the most beloved…
Villain Interview: Gunstar Heroes
You appear to be anonymous-villain, but tonight you insisted on a name for this interview. Who am I…
Villain Interview: John Madden Football ’92
You’ve been called many things by folks who lost in the final match. Before we begin, what name…
Villain Interview: Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster’s Hidden Treasure
To begin, who are you, exactly? The manual calls you anonymous‐villain, but the final boss deserves a name.…
Villain Interview: Ristar
You asked to be called something other than “anonymous.” Who am I speaking to, and why should anyone…
Villain Interview: Sonic & Knuckles
You usually answer only as “anonymous-villain.” For this conversation, announce who you are and what title you will…
Villain Interview: Contra Hard Corps
You present yourself today under a name wholly unlike the one shown on the cartridge. So, who are…
Villain Interview: PGA Tour Golf III
You insist on anonymity, yet tonight you renamed yourself. How shall we address you for this confession? Address…
Villain Interview: Skyblazer
You call yourself anonymous-villain, but what should readers know about the shadow behind Ashura? Who are you, truly?…
Villain Interview: Sonic the Hedgehog 2
You call yourself anonymous-villain here, but you promised a new title for the interview. Who are you, and…
Villain Interview: Batman: Return of the Joker
You call yourself anonymous‐villain on paper, but tonight you’ve chosen a name. So then, what shall we call…
Villain Interview: Devil’s Crush
You call yourself anonymous-villain, though the credits list only a silhouette. For the record, who are you when…
Villain Interview: Streets of Rage
You insist we call you anonymous-villain for this conversation. Who are you really, and why did you take…