There’s a lot to love about Schrodinger’s Cat Burglar at first glance. It’s quirky, clever, and built around a genuinely inventive core idea. What if you could control a cat
Tag: Adventure
Review | PRAGMATA
Releasing a new IP in this day and age is no small feat. We’ve seen the closure of many studios over the last couple of years for daring to push
Review | Saint Slayer: Spear of Sacrilege
I absolutely love it when a developer is able to nail retro aesthetics properly. It’s never just about sprite resolution, or pixels on a screen. It’s about the music, chiptune
REVIEW | ABSOLUM
Absolum is a side-scrolling, roguelike beat-‘em-up that channels the spirit of classic arcade brawlers while layering in modern progression systems and stunning hand-drawn visuals. Set in the shattered world of
Review | Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss
One of my prized books that I own, the Necronomicon, is a heavy, thickly bound book with embossed gold writing. It is old, but quite rare. This book was written
Review | Gecko Gods
At first glance, Gecko Gods looks like the kind of game that promises calm exploration and gentle wonder. You play as a tiny gecko wandering through ancient ruins, climbing walls,
Review | Legacy of Kain: Ascendance
After its initial inception thirty years ago, Legacy of Kain has gone through many transformations (pun intended). It launched its first story in 1996 on PlayStation, and at the time
Switch 2 Review | Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment
As a long-time lover of the Zelda games, I feel like I have missed out on the Hyrule Warriors series because I always saw them as a sort of “Super