The 7th Guest Remake Review
Played on Xbox Series S and X “There’s a skeleton in my closet.” The 7th Guest was one of those early‑90s curiosities that lived in the collective memory more as…
Menace from the Deep: Complete Edition Review
A Lovecraftian card‑battler that stares back when you stare into it There’s a particular flavour of cosmic horror that only really works when the game refuses to meet you halfway.…
Kristala Review- A cat with no fleas to scratch
Everyone that knows me, knows I love animals. Anything with four feet or less is considered adorable and anything that pads, paws and purrs is most welcome in chez Angel.…
The Occultist Review
Developed by DALOAR — Published by Daedalic Entertainment The Occultist is one of those games that comes along and grabs you when you least expect it. It doesn’t arrive with…
Unsealed: The Mare Review
“Unsealed: The Mare” is the sequel to “Decay: The Mare. This little gem (of which I am quite fond) crafted a slow‑burn psychological tension that allowed players to breathe, think,…
Resident Evil Requiem Review — A Confident, Unapologetic Refinement of Modern Survival Horror
Resident Evil Requiem arrives at an unusual moment for Capcom’s flagship horror series. After a decade of reinvention — from the gothic surrealism of Village to the prestige remakes of…
Roadside Research Review
Roadside Research arrives on Xbox as one of those curious, rough‑edged Game Preview titles that immediately sparks intrigue. Its premise is simple but appealing: explore these strange creatures called Homo…
Haunted House Renovator Review – It’s Spooktastically good
Haunted Renovator Simulator is one of those unexpected gems that sneaks up on you and refuses to let go. What starts as a simple spin on the “fix up an…
Neural Requiem Review
Neural Requiem doesn’t feel futuristic, dystopian, or visionary. The result is a world that isn’t broken in interesting ways — it’s broken in the way a cheap toy is broken:…
The Jackbox Party Pack 11 Review
I am an angel of a certain age. I remember playing the game that started Jackbox dominance in the party quiz format, called “You don’t know Jack”. Everyone huddled around…