Tag: video games
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Fire Emblem Fortunes Weave Review: It Took Me 100 Hours To See the Credits and I Love It
I’m always happy when I get the chance to make more Fire Emblem content, and nothing is better than talking about a brand-new game. Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave takes place in the same world as Fire Emblem: Three Houses, but on an entirely separate continent in Dagda. You play as the enigmatic Promised One, who…
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Lie of Caelum Spirit Demo Review: I’m Eager To See The Rest
Earlier this year, I backed the Kickstarter for a game called Lie of Caelum: Spirit. It’s a turn-based Sci-fi Mecha JRPG that checked all of the right boxes to instantly get my attention. In the demo, I really got to see a good bit of how the game will present itself and how the gameplay…
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Goddess of Strategy Demo Review: Fun Tactical Gameplay with Lots of Customization
As I continue to venture into the world of indie games, sometimes they find me. Goddess of Strategy is a game that started to follow me not that long ago, and I always appreciate that, so I made sure to check out the demo they have available on Steam. The game is inspired by games…
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Seven Indie Games To Keep An Eye On
One of my big takeaways from 2026 is how I really got to experience all kinds of indie games for the first time. Normally, I write about various games that I happen to play, and those include a wide variety of titles. This year I really got to sit back and try out games from…
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Pokopia Bubbly Basin Review: Underwater Paradise, Though I’m Not Great At Swimming
We have new Pokopia content with the DLC, and it gives us a lot of cool new stuff. An entire new region called Bubbly Basin, the ability to dive underwater, lots of new Pokémon and recipes, and so much more. With this new content, does it make for a fun new addition to the game,…
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Heroes of Anirea Playtest Review: A Traditional Take With Pleasing Aesthetics
I got to do a playtest for a game called Heroes of Anirea, a roguelike that features tactical turn-based RPG elements. Naturally, this got my attention, as these elements are heavily involved in some of my personal favorite games. Since this is a playtest, I won’t go too heavily into the details, but I will…
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My Thoughts on Sony Going Digital
Normally, I don’t weigh in on topics like this, as I stay away from discussions that are tied to very heated conversations. With that being said, I really have had this one on my mind quite a bit, and typically when that happens, I find it’s best to just get my thoughts out there. For…
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Ranking the Five Best Pokopia Abilities
With the first part of the Pokopia DLC on the way, I thought I’d make an article with some helpful tips. Whether you’re new to the game or have played it for hours on end, I hope this article is a huge help in creating amazing new islands. If you’ve played Pokopia, then you know…
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The Adventures of Elliot The Millennium Tales Review: A Brilliant Story Across The Ages
I really enjoy the presentation of HD 2D games, so the visuals of The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales made me really interested in trying out the demo. I was in awe of the game right away and decided to purchase the full version, and I’m happy to share my thoughts on the entire…
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Cyberpunk 2077 Review: This Game is Overwhemlingly Massive and Nearly Flawless
I’m a little late to the fandom, but I eventually got myself a copy of Cyberpunk 2077. It was always one of those games I wanted to try, but never really had the chance to till recently. In Cyberpunk you live in Nightcity, a place filled with people mixed with various cybernetics and all kinds…