Having been dormant for 20 years, Capcom finally pulled their finger out and delivered us the next mainline entry in the Onimusha game series. Here’s our review on the latest entry.

It’s a sweet and unique artstyle, which goes well with the writing. Some minimalistic pages that fit the message top-notch.

I want to start by saying I don’t like to dump on games, especially indie ones, as I know the time and effort that goes into them, but I can’t help it with this one. I love a roguelite, and usually I’…

It was so great seeing the characters again, especially the two main heroines! Cinna’s and Hokuren’s found family relationship is so heart-warming to read.

I could relate to Farah a lot, perhaps a little too much throughout the whole book. Almost every page has a notable quote in there – mostly about friendship and self-love.

In a lot of countries, children's holidays are ending and kids are going back to school. Therefore …

Shuten Order is a game developed by Too Kyo Games and Neilo. It targets to be a multi-genre game, a Visual Novel base but with parts played as other game-genres such as Dating Simulator or Stealth Survival Horror. I would personally say it is a Visual Novel with "mini-games" from other genres. The game is available currently for Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2 and Steam.

Original DOOM was released for MS-DOS in 1993 to great reviews and, according to some, established a First-person shooter genre as we know it. Even if you have not played this game yourself, there is a high chance that you have heard its soundtrack and know a bunch about the game in general. But I'm not here to talk about how great the gameplay was or how beautiful 3D-like graphics combined of 2D textures were.

Ever wanted to get a job in Area 51 as a security guard; looking at passes to see if the info matches, scanning the people looking for furnaces inside their body- Wait, what? Actually, it's better not to question that, that's also part of your job!

The Mermaid Mask is an indie, mystery, point and click by SFB Games. It features a distinct art style, gripping storyline and unique puzzles. From their press release: 'In the pitch-black waters beyond a long-abandoned fishing town, the enigmatic Captain Magnus Mortuga (rumoured to be everything from an immortal time-traveller to a cursed vampire) has been found dead within his submarine.

August is summer time for most, not just on the northern hemisphere thanks to the climate crisis, yay. And summer time is often associated with …

Following on from our previous article where Sony had announced that from 2028, there will be no physical form to our video games (boo physical forever!), there is a new campaign brewing. Started by Does It Play on X, they're calling for a week of no logins, no purchases and no play sessions from any Sony console.This week long campaign is set to commence from Sunday 23rd August, until Sunday 30th August.

In Blood Mall: Retaped you play as a cop getting sent into a mall where a massacre has just taken place, but by what you may be asking? Well, it wasn't human, I can assure you that. This first person shooter game is perfect for anyone looking for a quick horror game that is likely to make you shake like a leaf.

It's ArtFight's anniversary and they had a special idea: 3 teams instead of 2. And, as to not have to make space for other themes in my head:

PROFILE- Name: Dee / Kitty- Favourite Game: Runescape- Least Favourite Game: any FPS 🙁 I'm so bad at them and they make me so frustrated lol- Controversial Gaming Opinion: Oldschool RS is balls, RS3 all the way !!!!!- Tags: Twitch, Instagram, Etsy, KoFi, Small Biz Website Which FPS causes the initial frustration?

Publish date: 7th July 2026 A short, sad spiral into the grief of losing a family member. 'The Weight of One Pomegranate' is a book that sits with you during the dark moments. The timing, for me, was serendipitous. Unintentionally, I read this on the anniversary of my father's passing and as such, my experience may be different to the average reader.

On one hand, it breaks the cliche of how this type of message is always portrayed. On the other hand, the cliche break doesn’t work that well.

Not my favorite, but probably works for children learning to read (I learned languages differently, so I can’t confirm). It’s easy to read, that’s the most important.

Sony has announced that all new games from 2028, will no longer have a physical form on their system. A push towards digital, it seems they have wanted for so long.

PROFILE- Name: I go by Void in most places, others call me Andy - Favourite Game: I dont have a favourite, but the preferred genre leans into Adventure, Open World and FPS- Least Favourite Game: mainly turn based strategy games and i tend not to play horror games, though i love to watch them- Tags: What game are you playing at the moment?

Vibrant illustrations that drew me in right away! (No pun intended ;)) The writing however isn’t on the same level.

Especially the consent chapter with hugging, touching each other's faces, holding hands in a couple-like way, and … read for yourself! They're too cute.

Two Iraqi youngsters documenting the revolution. Milo, a woman acting as a man because that's the only way she feels safe. Khalili, a weak man finding power through filming.

I loved the polyamory aspect and all the communication about consent. However, their triad relationship was very short and ended too abruptly.

Speculative fiction at its finest, The Algo envisions a world where optimisation is everything. The algorithm calculates the perfect ambience, routes, posture, everything. All people have to do is obey and after all, why wouldn't you? Decision fatigue is a real thing. Citizens are measured by their optimisation scores and the higher the score, the more resources people receive. A perfectly uncomfortable, dystopian aesthetic that's all the more unnerving by how realistic it feels in the current environment.

Unfortunately, I can't recommend it. Although the poems were fun to read and the illustrations were just as nice as in the prequel.

This short, yet emotional, game is called 'Control, I'm Not Coming Back' and it was created by Desborde Games. It's a narrative based game, that on the surface looks like a story of an astronaut getting lost in space, but for all those lore hungry people (or just those who have been brainwashed into thinking the way that you're taught in your English classes) will know that it is far more than just a simple game.

As Pride month comes to a close, we’re running a special “Spotlight On” article, with a focus on an LGBTQ+ streamer, with questions about LGBTQ+ gaming! Meet Timo (@Mellow1892)!

I absolutely bawled my eyes out during the parts about saving the rainforest!!! I really like the animation and the designs. And the sign language.

The release of Paralives has sparked discussions about mod creation, particularly focusing on TwistedMexi, who created a paywalled camera mod shortly after launch. Critics argue that paywalls undermine the spirit of modding, suggesting creators should seek donations instead. Many believe such practices are inappropriate, especially for a game still in early access.

Buddy Simulator 1984 created by Not a Sailor Studios is an immersive experience that simulates hanging out with a new best friend. Your new buddy learns and adapts its games to suit you and your interests to make it as fun as it can be. This is what it is on the surface, but deep down it’s a chilling and secret filled story with twists at every turn.

Freedom, as defined by the Cambridge Dictionary, is "the condition or right of being able or allowed to do, say, think, etc. whatever you want to, without being controlled or limited [...]".1 It can also be defined as the absence of outer forces on our person.2 Following that definition, how free can we be in a world determined by laws, unwritten social rules and expectations, the pressure to be perfect constantly, and having to present yourself as such under the always watchful, judgmental eyes of the internet?

It’s come to my attention it seems not many people knew about this, so I’m sharing this because if I help someone else get in to this game, all the better for it!

Same as last year: Queer Pride is this month, so we'll be doing something queer-related, but will add an additional prompt:

A blend of documentary, fiction and experimental. Not an entertainment film, but rather a deeply emotional experience.

The Disaster Gay Detective Agency (try saying that three times fast) is a crime novel drenched in LGBTQ+ representation and I am psyched. The four main characters are a black lesbian, a non binary character, a trans man and a twink. The whole book absolutely lives up to the title and is a riot, start to finish. The story starts with Brandon, a hopeless romantic working in a hotel, who hooks up with a guest and is ridiculed by his friend group.

Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era is a turn-based strategy game by Ubisoft. This one is designed as a prequel to the original series and sets my nostalgia sensors tingling. For those of you who weren't gaming in the 90s, this series defined an era and this particular game has taken the series back to its roots. Part city-builder, part hex-tile battle simulator, your heroes roam the map gathering experience, materials and artifacts.

Wow! The animation and story is Ghibli-like. And rainbows made me cry! Bittersweet ending.

Was amazing. Pure comedy with a really wholesome ending. And the traveling put me into a roadtrip-mood.

I'll start this review by saying one thing, this is only the 2nd ever Silent Hill I have played. For someone who loves survival horror, that shocks me to, but I've always been a Resident Evil fan boy. I played the original Silent Hill not too long ago and was interested, but found it a bit of an odd game to really get in to, considering the more action heavy likes of Resident Evil. However when the remake was released, I NEEDED to play it and I'm so glad I did.

The Merge is a psychological horror novel with a cosmic twist, sprinkled with real astrological practices. At least, that's what their blurb says. It follows the story of Jarvis, a PhD student who is overworked, struggling with rising debt and has medical issues. I'll be honest, I found the book unpolished but with potential. It feels like the book is too short for the amount of content Neo is trying to push into it.

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