
Rainbow Billy: The Curse of the Leviathan review for Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One
A brightly coloured antidote to a dull grey world.
A brightly coloured antidote to a dull grey world.
Delivers on the ?Harvest” part of its name, not so great at the ?Monster”.
If you ever looked at Minecraft and Terraria and thought, ?Those graphics are way too flashy and modern-looking!? Nira may be the game for you.
Good for finding cats, and plenty of other things besides cats.
Sony’s long-running baseball series gets a new cover star — and a new platform.
Three of the most exceptional, insane murder mystery visual novels ever made together in one great package. Also, one lousy board game spin-off.
There?s nothing little about this game.
A game about that age-old battle between apples and frogs, obviously.
If you?ve ever wanted to romance a dragon, here?s your chance.
Hard to build, perhaps, but delightfully easy to play.
The other monster breeding game from the ?90s (no, not that one, the other other one) makes a not-so-triumphant return.
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