I appreciate Ratalaika Games’ approach to releasing small titles, and I’m especially glad the company made a subdivision imprint specifically for visual novels. The first under this line, Syrup and the Ultimate Sweet, is a simple yet endearing visual novel that wraps up pretty quickly but has enough charm

Today during the Ratalaika Games Visual Novel Showcase, the company announced that Nomnomnami’s visual novel Syrup and the Ultimate Sweet is now available on Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita today. The game focuses on an adorable candy alchemist with a hand-drawn art style and 10

Today, Sometimes You announced that the indie horror-adventure game Breeder Homegrown: Director’s Cut will be available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, and Nintendo Switch on March 6. The game follows an old man fighting his inner demons across several generations. An old man escapes from the clinic where he

Ratalaika Games has announced its newest published release with Milo’s Quest for PlayStation 4 and Vita on January 28, Xbox One on January 29, and Nintendo Switch on January 30. The game will allow players to save the day as Milo as you defeat ghosts through combat and puzzle

Ratalaika Games titles are for the PlayStation Vita as Just Dance is to the Nintendo Wii: frequent releases that hold the console on life support long after it’s been discontinued. While my last Rataliaka-published title had me running for the hills, Gravity Duck feels a bit different. For one,

They say that in the Vita’s twilight years, there are two things that are constant: Death, and Ratalaika Games. While the handheld was discontinued earlier this year, it seems like the indie publisher continues to dole out digital releases on the platform (which works for me, seeing as how

Today, Ratalaika Games and LightUP announced that it has started its release of its platformer Super Wiloo Demake, which is available now on PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, and Xbox One, with a Nintendo Switch release heading to stores on August 2. The game will allow players to traverse 50 levels

When you think of Square Enix, you think of Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest.  One of their more obscure series was the SaGa games.  It was so obscure that the early games were changed to have Final Fantasy in the title.  The more recent games were only released in Japan,