Rise to Ruins: A Relaxing Retro Time
Rise to Ruins is a RTS that blends more than one type of game into its gameplay. There’s also something endearingly calm and minimal about it.
Rise to Ruins is a RTS that blends more than one type of game into its gameplay. There’s also something endearingly calm and minimal about it.
Perhaps the most final of the Final Fantasy titles, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance questions the reality of not just its characters, but also that of its players.
Oleander Garden’s PAGAN trilogy explores dead MMO’s and eerie nightmare cities, but also opens up a discourse on gaming, queerness, and how the two can meet to explore identity.
Anime adaptations are a tough sell in games, especially for beloved franchises. Astro Boy: Omega Factor manages to fly past the pitfalls and do justice to its historic legacy.
Memories are a funny thing. Sometimes its a recipe for chicken parmesan, other times its Return to Zork, Infocom’s bold adventure game
Umurangi Generation is a game about photography and deliveries set in a future where things are going from bad to worse. So why not throw a song and have a good time?
Ignore this weirdo on the cover image. He has nothing to do with this. Instead lets talk about the connection between two very weird games.
Trippy, lo-fi visuals and a surprisingly uplifting story spin an existential crisis into this RGB indie fever dream.
A New England mansion filled with secrets, mysterious faraway lands, and paranoia spun into dizzying madness. Eternal Darkness didn’t write the book on Gothic horror, but it did rewrite it for the new millennium.
Xenogears is a game that has a lot to say, but doesn’t always have the elegance to get it across. Taking a look at all its philosophy, let’s break down some of its messages and figure out why the game sticks with people long after playing.