Usagi Shima Review
After playing something as intense and addictive as Baldur’s Gate III, it’s nice to have a calming experience where your choices don’t seem monumental and affect the world around you.…
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Aswa Khan
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Aswa is an avid reader, gamer, and sleeper. When not analyzing media, they are snuggled with their two cats. They're always happy to answer questions and discuss interesting things.
The Tale of Food Review
Ready to be floored by a game that attempts to do it all? The Tale of Food is just that—part visual novel, gacha, resource management, and part fighting gaming. Madfun…
MergeCrafter Age of Invention Update
MergeCrafter Gets A Major Update MergeCrafter has released its Age of Invention or the 2.0 version. The update brings 15 new quests and 4 new craftable inventions, including the Palletron…
Bounty Hunter Returns to Old School RuneScape
Bounty Hunter is back! Bounty Hunter is a player-versus-player (PVP) minigame in Old School RuneScape by Jagex. Initially released in 2007, the game has now been revamped with unique weapons,…
Obey Me: Nightbringer Review
Obey Me: Nightbringer is a visual novel rhythm gacha game by NTT Solmare. It is the sequel to Obey Me. You play as a namable main character (who will be…
How We Know We’re Alive Review
Some games are hailed as classics immediately, but some games are pretentious and try to hold meaning in the endless sea of games. How We Know We’re Alive by Motvind…
Sid Meier’s Railroads Polished for Mobile
Race against the clock to become a railroad tycoon in Sid Meier’s Railroads. Railroads is a business strategy simulation game from 2006 developed by Feral Interactive and published by 2K.…
Monthly Dystopia Review
The Great Leader Watches Monthly Dystopia is a survival adventure game by Faith Beceren. It is a retelling of George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four. The book and the game take place…
Immortality Review
A Film’s Greatest Strength is its Secrets Netflix’s Immortality is an interactive film by Sam Barlow and published by Half Mermaid Productions. The plot is told in a non-chronological format…
How to Say Goodbye Review
How to Say Goodbye is a narrative puzzle game by Florian Veltman & Baptiste Portefaix and published by ARTE Interactif. It is inspired by French authors of children’s literature, such…