Baldur’s Gate 3 – A D&D Epic of Choice and Chaos
Baldur’s Gate 3 felt like the RPG Everest everyone warned me would kill my soul. Instead, I…
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.
Kindergarten 3: Dark Schoolhouse Mystery
When I first heard that Con Man Games was returning with Kindergarten 3, I admit I raised…
Star Wars Outlaws – Kay Vess’ Cozy Scoundrel Adventure
Hey there, fellow cozy gamers! Checking in today with my laid-back take on Star Wars Outlaws. Ubisoft’s…
KOTOR II – A Thoughtful, Dark Star Wars RPG Classic
Hey there, friends! Cozying up with a warm cup of tea to chat about one of my…
Echoes of the Plum Grove – A Cozy Generational Farm Sim
Let’s dive into Echoes of the Plum Grove by Unwound Games, published by indie.io. As someone who…
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…
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…