Neverending Nightmares aims to capture the unknowable horror buried in the unconscious mind, and while it doesn’t quite succeed, it does deliver a short and intensely creative experience. From the starting point, this short horror adventure sets out to be something different from its contemporaries. It doesn’t deliver

Today, NIS America announced that the demo for the upcoming rhythm platformer Mad Rat Dead is available now on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch, with the game getting a full release on October 30. The demo will include 5 levels from the main game, as well as a contest for

Are you ready for the next set of DLC for last year’s Pokémon Sword and Shield? The Pokémon Company and Nintendo announced that they will release The Crown Tundra DLC on October 22 for the Nintendo Switch, alongside new forms of existing Pokémon and a special treat for those

Today, Oddworld Inhabitants and Microids announced that they will release the platformer Oddworld: New ‘n’ Tasty for Nintendo Switch on October 27, with the game available in limited and standard editions. Oddworld Inhabitants’ critically acclaimed action puzzle platformer Oddworld: New ‘n’ Tasty is coming to Nintendo Switch on October 27th.

It’s almost time to the world of Ember as Perfect World Entertainment and Echtra Games have announced that Torchlight III will be exiting Early Access and headed to launch on October 13th for Steam, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4.  (The Switch version will follow at some point later this

As I’ve said in my Slime-San review, I’m not a speedrunner. I appreciate how dedicated the community is, and I’ve been binging on SimpleFlips videos for the past couple weeks, so I salute you. However, I do like dipping my casual toes into a hardcore platformer sometimes,

I grew up on pirate games like Sid Meier’s Pirates! and tycoon titles such as Caesar and M.U.L.E.; these games put you behind the wheel. They were a blend of city planning, economic development, and warfare, giving players the keys to every aspect of the game

Today, Sega announced the release dates for the next-gen versions of Yakuza: Like a Dragon, which will head to Xbox Series X on November 10 (aligning with current-gen consoles), and PlayStation 5 on March 2. For those that want to play the game as soon as possible, Xbox Series X