Mass Effect: Andromeda – Deluxe Edition’s Bold Galaxy Leap
Mass Effect: Andromeda Deluxe Edition – A Bold Galactic Leap Over the past few weeks, I’ve explored…
choices matter
Choices shape the story and gameplay, changing events and endings. Games like “The Witcher 3” and “Detroit: Become Human” show this feature well.
Void War – FTL’s Gritty Cousin With Psychic Combat Twists
Overall Impressions Void War immediately captured my attention. It felt like settling into the captain’s chair of…
OneShot: World Machine Edition – A Meta Cozy Puzzle Journey
Hi everyone! Today I’m here with my cozy corner review of OneShot: World Machine Edition. I’ve been…
Monster Train – Cozy Roguelike Deck-Builder With Fiery Flair
Hey everyone! I’ve spent the last week barreling down the tracks of Monster Train, Shiny Shoe’s fiery…
Frostpunk 2 – A City of Ice, Politics, and Tough Choices
I booted Frostpunk 2 equal parts eager and skeptical. After devouring the first game’s moral desperation, I…
Cat’s Vote – Cozy Strategy With Purr-fect Political Charm
Hi everyone! Today, I’m curling up with Cat’s Vote, a sweet, pastel-toned resource management game from indie…
Titan Attacks! – Retro Arcade Shooter With a Fresh Twist
I’ve played a lot of arcade shooters over the years, but Titan Attacks! still managed to surprise…
The Nameless: Slay Dragon – Grim Choices, Cozy Combat
Hey everyone! Here with my laid-back thoughts on The Nameless: Slay Dragon, an indie gamebook-style turn-based RPG…
The Great Ace Attorney Drama, Deduction, and Delight
I jumped into The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles with high expectations. As a competitive gamer who thrives…
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…
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