Review | Hana-Kimi (Season 1)
Season 1 of Hana-Kimi brings to life one of the most influential works of gender identity exploration, second only to Ranma 1/2.
Review | The Married Woman Nextdoor (PC)
The Married Woman Nextdoor will spark your interest with its anime aesthetics and your desire for a night with Ayano.
Review | Advent: Dawn (PC)
Advent Dawn is exactly what I expect to experience in a thrilling mystery visual novel.
Review | Granblue Fantasy: Relink — Endless Ragnarok DLC (PC)
Endless Ragnarok DLC adds a new adventure while building upon what made Granblue Fantasy: Relink a masterpiece.
Review | FZ: Formation Z (PC)
FZ: Formation Z attempts to recreate a classic arcade experience with modern hardware and improved gameplay.
Review | City Hunter (PC)
City Hunter is a solid remaster of a retro game that was never particularly unique back in its day.
Review | Mega Man Star Force Collection (PC)
Mega Man Star Force Collection not only brings the series to modern systems, but it also evokes nostalgia for the 2000s.
Review | Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection (PC)
Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection takes players on a mystical journey through a world they may find familiar, but from a different perspective.
Review | Resident Evil Requiem (PC)
Resident Evil Requiem doesn’t just take players back to the T-Virus nightmare; it also wants to recreate the experience of surviving the Spencer Mansion.
Review | Disney Twisted-Wonderland: The Animation (Season 1)
Season 1 of Disney Twisted-Wonderland: The Animation brings the world of the hit mobile game to an anime adaptation.
Review | The Run (PC)
The Run is intense with the right level of violence, mystery, and rough edges for an exciting adventure.
Review | Fighting Force Collection (PC)
Fighting Force Collection introduces the beat ’em up cult classic to a new generation while letting old-school gamers reconnect with their youth.
Review | Code Vein II (PC)
Code Vein II takes players to a new world ravaged by corruption that can only be saved through a journey that takes players across two time periods.
Review | Romeo Is a Dead Man (PC)
There are games that are over the top outrageous and then there are games that are balls to the wall outrageous. Romeo Is a Dead Man firmly falls into the latter.
Review | Hank: Drowning On Dry Land (PC)
Hank: Drowning On Dry Land just wants to capture a brief moment and solidify some vibes in a short amount of time.