Q&A with Webnetic – The Team Behind Blocky Blast
If you’ve been hanging around the indie gaming scene lately, you might have stumbled across Blocky Blast—a colourful, addictive little puzzler that feels like a love letter to classics like…
PGA Tour 2K25 Review – The Perfect Christmas Gift for Golf Fans
There’s something wonderfully comforting about teeing off on a crisp morning — the hush of the fairway, the satisfying thwack of the club meeting the ball, the slow arc of…
Laundry Store Simulator Review
There are few sim games that make something as mundane like doing laundry feel fun, but Laundry Store Simulator pulls it off. You start with a single beat down washing…
The Sinking City Remastered Review
When you first step into Oakmont, you don’t just visit a city — you descend into it. The waterlogged streets, the grey skies, the haunted silence that hangs between echoes…
Card Collector Trading Shop Review
Card Collecting Trading shop is all about being THE place for all your cards and eollectible needs. You start with a shop that is small but manageable baring a few…
Beautiful Sakura: Volleyball Club Review
Beautiful Sakura: Volleyball Club puts players (and I use that term loosely) in the proverbial shoes of Kaito; a young man looking for a new hobby after school. He stumbles…
Halloween 1985 Review
Halloween 1985 tells the story of Pumpkman who has to hunt down a handful of monsters that stole his pumpkins. Our little protagonist will have to go through five arena-like…
Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage Review
Virtua Fighter 5 is one of those that benefited from the master/port treatment a shocking amount of time. The game first released way back in July 2006 in Japan in…
Neon Inferno (PC) Review
Neon Inferno is set in the future, three decades to be exact, and the Big Apple, New York, is at war with itself where criminal syndicates control four of its…