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Review - TCG Card Shop Simulator
Open up your own trading card game shop in TCG Card Shop Simulator and get to stocking those shelves and hosting card game events in this latest shop simulator!

Michael Stern
3 days ago8 min read


PAX West 2026 - War of the Western Deep Brings a Webcomic to Life
War of the Western Deep is shaping up to be a remarkable and exciting adventure game, with narrative choice, fine combat, and breathtaking animation reminiscent of a Don Bluth movie.
Roberto Nieves
Sep 255 min read


Review - Flamecraft
Become a Flamekeeper and aid dragon artisans as they create goods for shops in Flamecraft, a cozy tabletop-to-digital game that's every bit as delightful as it looks.

L. Sahara McGirt
Sep 243 min read


PAX West 2026 - Atari Brings the Goods From Toy Story to Godzilla and a Few Remasters
At PAX West 2026, Atari displayed 6 games that reintroduced gaming experiences for everyone, from remastered shooters to classic games and even Godzilla.
Roberto Nieves
Sep 226 min read


PAX West 2026: NIS America Brought Unique Titles to the Show
At PAX West 2026, NIS America brought forth several unique titles, all hand-crafted in Japan!
Roberto Nieves
Sep 174 min read


PAX West 2026 - Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve Soars Ahead of Its October Launch
Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve is shaping up to be the best Ace Combat yet, as a fantastic aerial combat game for those who dare to take to the skies.
Roberto Nieves
Sep 156 min read


Review - SPRAWL zero
While short, SPRAWL zero is a great complement to the preceding game SPRAWL, with kinetic and chaotic gameplay reminiscent of early 00s shooters.
Roberto Nieves
Sep 116 min read


Review - Verde
Verde is a very aesthetically cute and cozy city-builder, made for those cozy gamers looking for an easy vibe with a great art style.

L. Sahara McGirt
Sep 103 min read


Review - Schrödinger's Call
A gripping and heartfelt story, Schrödinger's Call is an emotional thrill ride that explores the themes of grief and connection in a breathtaking visual novel.
Roberto Nieves
Sep 38 min read


Interview with Seishi Irimajiri and Achabox of Acrobatic Chirimenjako, Developers Behind Schrödinger’s Call
With the release of Schrödinger’s Call, Deputy Editor Roberto sat down with Acrobatic Chirimenjako, the three-person development team that made the game, sharing their insights into the game's development.
Roberto Nieves
Sep 17 min read


Hype - Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 releases today!
Squad up and take down Xenomorphs in Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2, launching today on PC, PS5, and Xbox!

L. Sahara McGirt
Aug 252 min read


Review - Cultic
Cultic is an excellent retro first-person shooter with survival elements, bursting with atmosphere and crunchy shooting action.
Roberto Nieves
Aug 218 min read


Review - Tales From The Other Side: Beneath The Roots
Tales From The Other Side: Beneath The Roots is a psychological first-person horror where you follow in your grandfather's footsteps and uncover what lies beneath.

Jordan Cooper
Aug 204 min read


Review - Finding Polka
Take a walk in Finding Polka, a walking simulator that is an incredible delight from start to finish, with loads of pleasant surprises to keep you playing.

L. Sahara McGirt
Aug 183 min read


Review - Agent 64: Spies Never Die
Made with a heartfelt love for the games that came before, Agent 64: Spies Never Die is a classic-inspired first-person shooter with plenty of replayability and a fondness for pure shooting gameplay.
Roberto Nieves
Aug 119 min read


Review - Moss: The Forgotten Relic
Free from VR headsets and now a cohesive adventure, Moss: The Forgotten Relic is a remarkably heartwarming and adventurous quest that is great for everyone.
Roberto Nieves
Aug 66 min read


Review - The Rogue Prince of Persia
The Rogue Prince of Persia is one of the stronger roguelites in the genre, with incredible movement and solid combat, all set against a genuine presentation filled with Middle Eastern music and art.
Roberto Nieves
Aug 49 min read


Review - The Green Light
The Green Light is a psychological horror centered around Fred, who, stuck in a dead-end job, seeks freedom and learns the cost by following the green light.

Nikolas Tolgyesi
Jul 304 min read


Review - BALL x PIT
Combining a tried-and-true gaming foundation with modern formulas, BALL x PIT is an evolution of the brick breaker genre and a great game filled with surprises.
Roberto Nieves
Jul 287 min read


Review - Terrinoth: Heroes of Descent
Terrinoth: Heroes of Descent is a reachable adaptation of the tabletop game with strong combat and a solid presentation, but it needs more magic to be truly great.
Roberto Nieves
Jul 237 min read


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