Romancelvania Review — Junk reality TV at its finest
Our review of Romancelvania explores how it’s the epitome of mid 2000s junk reality TV at its finest… and why that’s a compliment!
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First Bite: Bad Blood proves you can never have too much of a good thing
It’s hard to improve on something that was already great from the start, but First Bite: Bad Blood manages to do that and more.
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Fire Emblem Engage Review — Safe to the point of tedium
Fire Emblem Engage has us sticking around for the excellent strategy and combat, but is there anything else to stick around for?
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Roller Drama Review — An ambitious experiment that’s not quite there
Roller Drama has some great ideas, but doesn’t quite stick the landing when it comes to executing them.
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Roulette Dice Review: A fun alternative to dice, but not a replacement
Roulette Dice from Unique Dice asks players to no longer roll for initiative, but spin for it! But can it replace dice completely?
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A Space for the Unbound Review — A new 90’s classic
A Space for the Unbound combines nuanced themes and characters with the slow paced setting of a rural town and point-and-click gameplay.
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Dragon Age: Absolution Review — A must-watch before Dreadwolf
Dragon Age: Absolution is the must-watch for fans before Dreadwolf, and not just because of that incredible ending.
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BOSSGAME: The Final Boss is My Heart review – Fighting capitalism with queer love
BOSSGAME: The Final Boss is My Heart caught my attention the moment it hit my…
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Butterfly Soup 2 Review – A visual novel not just for the queers
There are a whole bunch of idiosyncratic jokes wedged into Butterfly Soup 2, like an…
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Overwatch 2 isn’t even half the game the original is
Overwatch 2 remains a game that may hit all the right notes at the right time, but lacks the heart, soul, and personality of the original.
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A Plague Tale: Requiem Review – A delightful game of hide and squeak
Aimee Hart reviews Asobo Studio’s A Plague Tale: Requiem and finds that it is a more grounded game than its predecessor.
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Wylde Flowers Review – Bewitching, queer and worth your time
Wylde Flowers is Studio Drydock’s answer to the question of ‘what game would we get if we combined magic, queerness and farming?’
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ValiDate: Struggling Singles in Your Area review – A mature dating sim in every sense of the word
Dating never seems to get easier, no matter how old you are. Whether you’re looking…
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Doughnuts and Doom is the sweet, sapphic fix we all need right now
Doughnuts and Doom from graphic novelist Balazs Lorinczi is a real sweet treat – but those looking for more than that will be disappointed.
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Kaichu: The Kaiju Dating Sim Review – A sweet dating sim without much substance
It’s no secret that being a monster lover doesn’t just extend to human on monster…
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Ooblets 1.0 Review – Feel-good farming fantasy
Ooblets lets you live an idyllic life of farming, fishing, cooking, and dancing to collect cute, weird creatures.
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I Was A Teenage Exocolonist Review – The best game we’ve played this year
I Was A Teenage Exocolonist might not just be the best sci-fi RPG we’ve played this year, but the best ever. Read our review to find out why.
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Saints Row Review – A rewarding, but shaky start for The Saints
The Saints return with a new cast, Boss and world to explore. But is it enough to keep the series afloat? Read our full Saints Row review.
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Rollerdrome review – A bleak future for bloodsports
Rollerdrome is this year’s second extreme sports title from Roll7 and Private Division. The first,…
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We Are OFK Review – An emotional and celebratory masterpiece of queerness
Aimee Hart praises the interactive, music biopic as a masterpiece in storytelling and queerness.
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