If you missed the original, Necrobarista: Final Pour is a gorgeous Switch port. But the Terminal itself is the real star of the show.
Root Film is a captivating collection of intermingled murder mysteries that goes to some surprising (and often quite dark) places.
It is a given that Big Tech is a part of daily life. It’s in our language: “I’ll just Google it.” “I’ve got Prime, says it’s...
Necrobarista's cinematic take on visual novel storytelling helps its bittersweet narrative soar to great heights and stick the landing.
Tedious combat and a cumbersome narrative cannot derail this poignant celebration of human relationships.
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When VA-11 Hall-A (pronounced “Valhalla”) released back in 2016 it was met with a general sense of curious intrigue. With a distinctive pixelated art style, a...
It’s never a good sign when a game makes you say “Was that it?” Forgotton Anne, developed by ThroughLine Games, does so often. As a narrative adventure...
At first glance, the Nintendo DS seems to be made for visual novel-styled games. The portability, the dual screens, and touch screen all are perfectly suited...
Kindred Spirits demands a considerable time investment to fully appreciate, but the payoff is a myriad of fun and heartfelt tales of high school romance begging...
SPOILER WARNING: If you have not already played Doki Doki Literature Club it is highly advised that you do so before reading this article. The very nature...
The moniker of Goichi Suda, a video game director known for his idiosyncratic game design, the name “Suda51” brings many things to mind. His experiences have...
The Cing adventure titles for the Nintendo DS, Trace Memory and Hotel Dusk: Room 215, are very unique titles that are fondly remembered by many for...