Blue Prince

The puzzles are good don’t get me wrong but there are not enough rewards for learning the mechanics. Too much of a run depends on luck, particularly around the toolshed.

Review · shiyamiro

Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock

The difference five years can make is astounding when you think about it. A game like Guitar Hero went from a surprise success to a colossal franchise, ballooning one of the most niche genres with massive appeal. In that five years, a total of fourteen games would carry the Guitar Hero name, with three more lifting the 'Hero' moniker for themselves. Seventeen games. Five years. One series. It is no wonder that the…

Review · linksocarina

Onimusha: Way of the Sword

Onimusha: Way of the Sword was one of my most anticipated games of the year, now it's one of my bigger disappointments for 2026. With rare exceptions, Capcom has been on a wild streak of delivering games that cater to my taste since Devil May Cry 5 in 2019. I was excited for them to bring back a legacy franchise like Onimusha and seemingly add a bit of Sekiro flair to its combat design. This sequel follows Miyamoto…

Review · LankyDragoon

Summer Of Sting - Part 2: Riviera: The Promised Land

Riviera: The Promised Land is not exactly the most orthodox strategy RPG, but as ZombiePie point out, it might be the best entry point into developer Sting's experimental phase.

Article · zombiepie

Indie Game of the Week 485: Piczle Cross Adventure

The Picrossalypse has happened and now the world has been torn asunder, with portals to nowhere opening all over the place. No fear, though, since all it takes to revive everyone and everything in Piczle Cross Adventure (Score Studios, 2020) is to be good at nonograms. No pressure, right?

Article · mento

Games Beaten 2026

List · shroudoffate