Hey hey! While I don't usually dabble in Bullet Heavens, I'd recently been directed towards Joychasing Games, Return To Abyss. Now, while I've already done a quick review of this game, I have (by this point) nearly doubled my initial playtime. Admittedly, the title of this article isn't inaccurate, as I was able to make a healthy degree of progress even as I piled my way through a small pile of peanut butter sandwiches. Still, that does leave the question- was this bullet-heavy rogue-lite a casual bit of fun, or was it an abysmal experience?

There's no better way to sum up the gaming business lately than a collective bag of shite being thrown at Unity for trying so hard to sink their greedy mitts into everyone's pockets and causing a lot of panic towards indie developers and big brand names. It's excellent to see studios banding together in a boycott of the Unity platform, which is where this game is available. Dancing Duelists is a game that was created in three weeks after a fast changeover to a new gaming engine. Consider what could be accomplished in two months.

Welcome back, Pokémon fans! We're here with the much-anticipated Part 2 of James' unforgettable cross-dressing adventures. Get ready to be amazedi🤩 1. 💍 Love is in the air! But wait, there's a twist. Team Rocket shows up, cross-dressing as a newlywed bride and groom. 2. 💅James disguises himself as an old lady and Meowth as a baby, hoping to appeal to Misty. 3. ❎ Breaking in, in style! Team Rocket always finds a unique way to make an entrance, and this time they smashes a nearby window to get into the lab and performs their iconic motto.

Very few RPGs manage to capture the sense of whimsy and adventure of Super Mario RPG, so when one comes along, we take notice. That's why we couldn't look away when we saw the absolutely adorable and fun-looking Born of Bread. This RPG puts players into the shoes of Loaf, a "flour golem" who must journey the world and make new friends while solving a perplexing mystery. Like Super Mario RPG, Born of Bread's combat system is technically turn-based, but different moves allow players to do extra damage by completing timing-based challenges. So it requires a little more attention than the average turn-based RPG, where you might just tap "attack" over and over.

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PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it if you love crafting or want to get into the Atelier series. Atelier Marie Remake: The Alchemist of Salburg is a new and improved version of the very first Atelier game. It feels a little light on features when compared to the latest games in the franchise, but it has a streamlined approach to alchemy that makes it a great jumping on point. I’m a longtime Atelier fan, and it felt awesome to go back to the series’ roots and see where it all began.

It reminds me of plague inc. But more immersive. In the game you play as the actual hacker and gather a bunch of intel on people or targets. It's a lot of fun!

I am aware that I face criticism for this stance, but it is vital to recognize that we all think differently and prefer different things. That is, while I dislike the game's progression and randomization, I absolutely love the visuals and vibe it has, but the fact that it has the same 5-7 endings no matter what you do and requires you to go through 100+ iterations of random sequences to get the ones that you want, I find it difficult to recommend because I believe the player has less control over their overall actions outside of inputting commands to advance the game forward through them.

Fate/Samurai Remnant is out now and I loved my time in this game. I enjoyed the overall experience and the quality of the character designs for the in game models and the combat was just super flashy and exciting. I highly recommend this game if you're a lover of action RPG anime games and the Fate/Type Moon series in general.

Dead Space in my opinion is the best Sci-Fi horror game around. This game perfectly balances story, gore, and horror elements from eachother keeping you on the edge of your chair waiting for something to happen. The game is really well put to gether and is an amazing game for its age. Personally, I played this game on my XBox 360 and the fact that it still looks amazing just goes to show how well this game was made. I think this series is my favorite horror game series because of its story. I would totally recommend this game to all horror game lovers as well as shooter game lovers!

Are you a Sonic fan? I'm afraid I'm not in the same boat. I haven't enjoyed a genuine Sonic game in a long time. I guess I'll never understand the formula. Back then, I was more of a Paper Boy or Tetris guy, along with Zelda and Mario and the occasional Banjo Kazooie, but Sonic never really clicked with me. It's a shame that he's become more of a meme than a household figure for youngsters and gamers alike throughout the years. What I'd most like to see is a repeat of their recent April Fools, which was a surprisingly good game. I strongly advise you to check out and read through

Games based movies don't have a great track record. Games based on beloved '80s action films? Even sketchier. But against all odds, RoboCop: Rogue City seems like it might actually be great. It helps that Polish developer Teyon is also known for its work on 2019's Terminator: Resistance, which carries a "Very Positive" rating on Steam. Clearly this studio has a lot of love for the classics! We were still skeptical about RoboCop: Rogue City, but it ended up being

Assassin’s Creed Mirage, however, almost looks like a return to the roots of the series, featuring HOODED Assassins again and an exotic locale reminiscent of the first quadrilogy. However, despite everything on surface level looking like a return to form, that actually isn’t the case. So, if you’re looking for a historically-appreciative return to Assassin’s Creed’s roots, Mirage is not exactly what you’re looking for. Still, it does pay homage to the earlier games and has a significantly shorter playtime of 20 hours compared to the newer titles. If you didn’t like the bloat of the new games and wanted a tighter, more focused experience, Mirage might be worth looking into.

For a certain type of dorky kid growing up in the '90s, the Stargate franchise was a formative gateway into goofy-yet-fun, low-budget sci-fi adventures. Beginning with the 1994 movie Stargate, the series quickly expanded out into multiple TV shows, comics, cartoons, books, and yes, video games. And while there hasn't been much going on with this IP in recent years, that's finally changing this week, as an all-new Stargate game has just launched...and you can even play the first mission for free.

It's a first-person multiplayer 3D shoot'em game with blocky cartoon graphics 📖 Storyline: There is no intro, we will simply fight in exciting battles and tear apart professional FPS and PvP enemies both offline and online. The cartoonish graphics of Polygon Arena make it look attractive despite its simplicity compared to other games in the genre but what really sets it apart from others is its action packed gunplay system which lets players use multiple weapons like rifles, shotguns and pistols during combat situations while having the option of taking cover behind walls or obstacles when needed. The controls feel responsive and they allow users to easily maneuver around their environment without too much trouble.

Turbo Overkill (Reviewed) Developer: Trigger Happy Interactive Publisher: Apogee Entertainment Released: Aug 11th, 2023 Price: $20 USD Turbo Overkill is a single player cyberpunk FPS action shooter and sounds exactly like what its name implies. The gameplay is comprised of you running and gunning and slaying your way through armies of baddies in completely overkill fashion. If you liked Doom, Quake

February is Black History Month in the United States; it’s a time for remembering important events and contributions of people across the African diaspora in all fields. Of course, that includes gaming as well. Though the number of Black game developers is still small compared to non-Black devs, greater diversity within the industry remains a hot topic in the gaming world and in tech as a whole. Here are seven Black game developers who had a major impact on the art form we love that everyone should know about.

📖 Storyline: It is an adventure puzzle game with survival elements. The game allows you to become the companion of a little girl in a yellow raincoat, whose fate has changed abruptly after being trapped in a huge and creepy mansion called "The Nest". One little miscalculation and our heroine's balloon bursts through the roof of this abandoned building, thus beginning a series of exciting adventures and dangerous trials. Explore together with the protagonist the corners of unfamiliar rooms, struggling with an acute sense of fear that arises in response to the dark secrets of this dark place. Challenging logic puzzles and challenges await you to continue your journey and find your way out. In this isometric world, you must always be on your guard, because scary traps and sinister enemies may be waiting in every room. But don't let that scare you, because as you progress through the game you can learn to understand and overcome all the obstacles that will come your way.

Everyone knows how fairy tales are supposed to go: The princess is kidnapped and locked away in a dungeon, and a brave hero comes along to save her and defeat whatever great evil was keeping her captive. Except what if it wasn't that simple? What if it was the princess herself that was the great evil? That's the question being asked by Slay the Princess, the upcoming visual novel from developer Black Tabby Games. In this game, you play as the brave hero, of course, but as the title suggests, you've actually been sent to