Running away from home is supposed to feel simple, but BOKURA turns that moment into something far stranger and more personal. Two boys wake up to find their worlds no
Author: Aaron
Gaming is in my blood. Be it handheld games, Xbox, PC, Switch or Playstation, I am all over it.
I make my own games as part of my profession and love playing co op games with friends in my spare time. Avid dog lover and camper van enthusiast.
PC REVIEW | Agent 64 Spies Never Die
Depending on what year you were born, you may not know this, but the Nintendo 64 was home to some of the best shooters ever made, even by today’s standards.
REVIEW | Blue Reflection Quartet
I’ve always had a real love for RPGs, so Blue Reflection Quartet immediately caught my attention, despite me having very little familiarity with the anime series itself. What I had
REVIEW | Machine Party
Holy shit. These were the first words that left my mouth when booting up Machine Party by Mike Klubnika and GDeavid. For such a small game, the level of polish,
REVIEW | DREGS
In what will undoubtedly be the year of co-op looter survival games, Dregs will likely stand out as one of the more ambitious entries with its different take on fail
REVIEW | The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu
If you’ve read any of my previous reviews before, you’ll know I am a huge Eldritch Horror fan, with Cthulhu being one of my all time favourite genres of game.
REVIEW | Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced
Assassin’s Creed has always been a franchise that has held a special place for me. From the early days of climbing historic landmarks and uncovering conspiracies to exploring vast open
Review | Flesh Made Fear
Back in 1996, Capcom released Resident Evil for the PlayStation 1. It went on to become one of the biggest franchises in the world. Even in 2026, with the recent