Beyond Mankind: The Awakening is a first-person shooter with a heavy emphasis on its story. It sees us in a space vessel overlooking our home planet Earth, a world now utterly devoid of civilization and overrun by post-apocalyptic mutants. We play as a set of two widely different characters. Our first is the son of […]
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Fuzz Dungeon is a mixture of the Walking Sim genre combined with a collection of mini-games that we must undertake throughout this bizarre adventure. Our journey starts off in an office space where our coworkers resemble dog-like creatures. After noticing that one of them is browsing the P Hub on their computer, he then begins
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Carnal is an FPS made in the spirit of the long-gone era of this genre’s fast-paced, key hunting days. To be more specific, it is heavily inspired by the original Quake in the low poly 3D art style they’re going for. It truly looks the part, to the point that I likely would have been
Earth Defense Force: Space Brothers is a third-person shooter set in a world entirely made of voxels and mixes various elements of the series into a single package. We will see returning characters, enemies, and the classic bug-killing gameplay reimagined in exciting ways for this spin-off title. Right from the get-go, we see every alien
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Bonetown: The Second Coming is a revamped version of the adult-oriented, open world game initially released in 2008. It features twice the overall amount of side content, three times the total voiced dialogue, and a graphical overhaul. This is the same game many knew and loved, just bigger and bolder than ever before. That being
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Well, that is quite the name for a game that from now on I’ll simply call Milk. Milk is a visual novel which takes place within a world only containing three colors. Those being red, pink, and black. That, alongside the abstract visuals and unsettling soundtrack, lends it an eerie atmosphere. Starting things off, we
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Tsumihoroboshi is the sixth entry into the Higurashi franchise and starts us off in a rather gloomy environment with our classmates. We all find ourselves in the junkyard as a sullen Rena explains her actions pertaining to how they reached that point. What is happening and what she did will not be explained anytime soon
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Meakashi is the fifth entry into the Higurashi series and returns to being part of the main plot, unlike the pseudo side story that we experienced last time. It takes place one year before the events of the first three titles while changing up who we play as. This time around, we perceive the story
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Isolomus is a bizarre game that doesn’t really fall into any genre. At its most basic, it is a point & click, but without any puzzles or much of anything else in the way of interactivity. It is set in a world made entirely of plasticine to immerse the player inside of an abstract adventure
