Reviews CritterGarden Review CritterGarden is a cozy gem that charms and then surprises you with its gameplay. Developed by Minjonia Studios, led by a biology teacher who translated their passion for science into game development, the game drops you on a lifeless planet after a space crash. Playing as an astrobiologist, your mission
Reviews Date Everything! Review After spending over 30 hours with Date Everything!—and still having so much left to discover—I can honestly say this game is one of the most joyful, ridiculous, and surprisingly heartfelt visual novels I've played in years. Made by Team17 and Sassy Chap Games, it takes the
Reviews Mindseye Review In a year overflowing with ambitious sci-fi games, Mindseye should have stood out. A near-future dystopia. A protagonist with a neural implant. A world governed by algorithms and unchecked military power. It had all the ingredients for a thought-provoking action thriller. But instead of firing on all
Publish in Canada Creature Keeper Review If you're a cozy gamer like me, always looking for something that evokes nostalgia and offers fresh ideas, the recently released Creature Keeper developed by Fervir Games and published by Graffiti Games is the indie adventure for you. It's a new spin on monster-taming, bursting
Reviews Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Review A Dream Comeback for Arcade Warriors Capcom, the legendary developer behind some of the most iconic fighting games in gaming history, is back with a sequel that no one expected but everyone needed—Capcom Fighting Collection 2. Building on the strong foundation laid by its predecessor, this second installment dives
Reviews DOOM: The Dark Ages Review DOOM: The Dark Ages is the newest installment in id Software’s iconic series, boldly transporting the franchise to a dark, medieval world filled with blood, fire, and relentless chaos. Acting as a prequel to DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal, this chapter in the Slayer’s saga dives into an
Made In Canada Revenge of the Savage Planet Review It's been four years since Journey to the Savage Planet first sent us tumbling through alien flora and farting fauna. Now, the sequel Revenge of the Savage Planet lands with a thunderous slapstick punch—and it’s bigger, better, weirder, and surprisingly timely. Gone is the first game’
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Reviews Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves Review Two decades. That’s how long fans have waited for a proper return to the world of Fatal Fury. After the genre-defining Mark of the Wolves was released in 1999, SNK’s legendary fighting series largely lay dormant — a treasured memory in the hearts of arcade warriors and pixel-
Reviews Lushfoil Photography Sim Review In a gaming world saturated with fast-paced shooters, expansive RPGs, and competitive multiplayer arenas, Lushfoil Photography Sim dares to do something few titles even attempt — it asks you to slow down, take a breath, and look at the world around you. Developed by solo creator Matt Newell and published
Made In Canada Inhuman Resources: A Literary Machination Review Let’s face it: the corporate world can already feel like a horror story, but Inhuman Resources: A Literary Machination takes that idea and cranks it to eleven. Developed by Finnegan Motors and published by Indie Asylum, this visual novel dives headfirst into the dark, twisted depths of SMYRNACORP—a
Reviews Mullet MadJack Review In a sea of increasingly self-serious shooters, Mullet MadJack comes roaring in with a mullet, a pistol, and a punk-rock attitude that screams, "Let's get stupid." It’s loud, it’s fast, and it makes no apologies for what it is: a blood-soaked,
Made In Canada South of Midnight Review Compulsion Games has always been known for crafting unique, story-driven experiences that linger long after the credits roll. South of Midnight continues this tradition, delivering a world steeped in Southern folklore, weaving an enchanting and eerie tale that blends supernatural mystery with a deep sense of place. From the
Made In Canada The Edge Of Allegoria Review Come along for nostalgia, rough-around-the-edges humor, and a pixilated adventure story. As a Canadian, I was thoroughly excited to discover The Edge of Allegoria, a game heavily steeped in old-school games, brought to life via a Kick Starter campaign crafted by Canadian solo developer Joe, a.
Reviews AI Limit Review AI Limit is a game that makes no effort to hide its inspiration. Developed by Chinese indie studio SenseGames and published by CE-Asia, it wears its Soulslike influences on its sleeve, offering a challenging yet refined experience for fans of the genre. While it doesn’t necessarily reinvent the
Made In Canada Spirit City: Lofi Sessions - Cozy Kitchen DLC Review I've been using Spirit City: Lofi Sessions for a little while now, and I'm excited to share my thoughts on their latest DLC—the Cozy Kitchen Expansion pack. Like I said in my original review for the base game, this focus tool had room to grow,
Made In Canada Spirit City: Lofi Sessions Review Since I stumbled upon Spirit City: Lofi Sessions by Mooncube Games, my productivity has definitely improved and gotten a lot cuter. This game's amazing fusion of productive gamification and clean gaming has kept me productive and introduced a cute and calm sense of relaxation into my life. I
Reviews WWE 2K25 Review As WrestleMania season approaches, so does another entry in the WWE 2K series. WWE 2K25 builds on the successes of its predecessor, WWE 2K24 while introducing some new features, game modes, and enhancements to an already solid foundation. But does it have what it takes to be the undisputed champion
Made In Canada 1000xRESIST Review 1000xRESIST is a story-driven game made right here in Canada by the Vancouver-based developer Sunset Visitor and published by Fellow Traveller Games. This game 100% caught me off guard with its experimental and innovative storytelling, unlike anything I'd ever experienced. Initially, I did find the game
Reviews MLB The Show 25 Review A Step Forward in Baseball Gaming Few games capture the magic, atmosphere, and depth of America’s pastime quite like MLB The Show. Sony San Diego Studio’s flagship franchise has consistently set the bar for baseball simulation, and MLB The Show 25 continues that tradition. This year brings much-
Reviews Split Fiction Review In the constantly changing landscape of co-op games, Hazelight Studios (Makers of It Takes Two) has once again broken new ground with its newest title, Split Fiction. Released on March 6, 2025, this 15-hour experience whisked players away on an exhilarating ride through the creative minds of two
Made In Canada Assassin’s Creed Shadows Review For years, Assassin's Creed fans have clamoured for a game set in feudal Japan, a setting rich with history, samurai, and shinobi legends. Ubisoft has finally answered the call with Assassin's Creed Shadows, an ambitious entry in the franchise that delivers an enthralling mix of stealth,
Reviews Asus ROG Flow Z13 (2025) Review: The Ultimate Gaming Tablet That Redefines Portability I'm truly in love with this device. This is probably the most impressive device I've ever experienced. Something that is perfect for travel but has the power of a desktop. This device might be a must-have. The gaming world is evolving, and Asus is at
Reviews Wanderstop Review Wanderstop on SteamFrom the creator of The Stanley Parable and The Beginner’s Guide comes Wanderstop, a narrative-centric cozy game about change and tea.STEAM Disclaimer: This article contains light general thematic spoilers. Reader discretion is advised. In today's world of video games, it's rare
Made In Canada Rift of the NecroDancer Review Rhythm games have a special way of pulling players into the music, making time fly by in a whirlwind of beats and button presses. From the legendary Dance Dance Revolution to Guitar Hero and Osu!, the genre has thrived on precision, challenge, and a killer soundtrack. But one game series
