Cloudpunk touches on gender and race with messy sci-fi allegories
Chris Compendio looks at Cloudpunk, a sci-fi game that’s messy allegories of race and gender seem to hinder rather than help.
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Reviews
Baldur’s Gate 3 is a masterpiece in the making
Baldur’s Gate 3 is a diamond in the rough, but is it worth picking it up now or waiting for the full-release? Find out in our review!
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13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim review – a time-twisting mecha marvel
13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim is developer Vanillaware’s best effort yet – and offers a rare case of gay & trans relationships being handled well.
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Monster Hunter steals the show in latest Nintendo Direct
Capcom’s Monster Hunter series stole the show at September’s Nintendo Direct Mini. The long-running action…
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Drake Hollow attempts to build something great, but the structure has flaws
Welcome to The Hollow, a mystical world you willingly walked into because you’re an angsty,…
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Xbox Series S is real, will be the smallest Xbox ever
The worst-kept secret in gaming is finally out in the open – the Xbox Series…
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Crusader Kings 3 made me understand the eldritch madness of grand strategy games
Astrid Johnson reviews Crusader Kings 3, a game that gives you the power to make Catholicism even gayer and hornier than it already is.
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Celebrating Dungeon Dogs release with 10 of the cutest Instagram pride pups!
Dungeon Dogs is a super cute idle RPG mobile game from the creators of the…
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Lovingly Evil emulates the anxiety and ticking clock of conventions
Chris Compendio looks at Lizard Hazard Games newest visual novel game, Lovingly Evil and how it perfectly understands conventions.
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Tell Me Why is the perfect wake-up call to include more queer stories in games
Leon Killin looks at Tell Me Why, and how its respectful handling of queer identities is why the games industry needs more queer stories.
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No Straight Roads Review – no classic album, but some great tracks
If No Straight Roads were an album, it would be one of those difficult and…
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Netflix High Score: a nostalgia trip through a surprisingly diverse history
Netflix’s new video game documentary High Score is debuting on 19th August and it’s safe…
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Milky Way Prince – The Vampire Star conveys the horror of an unstable relationship
Matteo Lupetti reviews the Milky Way Prince – The Vampire Star and explores its depiction on an abusive, unstable relationship.
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Gyee: an eye candy-filled, easy to play RPG that could be just a little better
It takes more than tan, tattooed, nearly naked muscular men with big bulges in their…
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Tales of Crestoria and its mature look on an all-seeing world makes it an uncomfortable game to play
In Tales of Crestoria, the dissection of who you are as a person makes it an uncomfortable, but interesting game.
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Fairy Tail demands you do your anime homework before playing this JRPG
After Laxus transfers the last of his magical energy to Natsu, the children of Makarov…
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Marvel Strike Force – largely entertaining but completely void of Spider Gwen
I just want to know how it’s possible to play this game as frickin’ Squirrel…
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In Doodle Date, you date your drawings, so I dated Aerith from Final Fantasy
Sometimes you make mistakes. Sometimes you end up dating Aerith from Final Fantasy 7.
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Kaiju Rush is going to destroy your city in the most adorable way
I know I’m just about a year and a half late to the party, but…
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Ghost of Tsushima Review: the best samurai movie you’ll ever play
Bold. Beautiful. Familiar. If we were to summarise Ghost of Tsushima in three words, it…
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