Search Results for : "visual novel"
Doki Doki Ragnarok review for PC
A visual novel about a Viking on the ultimate quest to find just the right village to fill the raid and plunder sized hole in his heart.
To Be Or Not To Be review for Nintendo Switch, PC
Who needs Shakespeare when Ryan North is around?
Danganronpa Decadence review for Nintendo Switch
Three of the most exceptional, insane murder mystery visual novels ever made together in one great package. Also, one lousy board game spin-off.
Angels with Scaly Wings review for PS5/4, Xbox Series X/One, Switch
If you?ve ever wanted to romance a dragon, here?s your chance.
Takorita Meets Fries review for PS4/4, Xbox Series X/One, Switch
Choose Your Own Adventure for Dummies.
Indie World Showcase event shows off nearly 20 new Nintendo Switch titles
In case you missed the event earlier today, the latest Indie World was packed with new indie-style wares for the Switch. Info and media within.
Nintendo eShop Update – Life is Strange: True Colors, Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon, Loop Hero
An almost reasonably-sized eShop update for the week. All the details within.
World’s End Club review for Nintendo Switch
This is the way the world ends: not with a bang, but with a Danganronpa rip-off.
Nintendo eShop Update – Big Brain Academy: Brain vs. Brain, Danganronpa Decadence
There’s definitely plenty of variety in this week’s huge Nintendo eShop Update as you can see within.
Heaven’s Vault review for Nintendo Switch, PS4
Heaven’s Vault shows that adventure games can still be surprising.
Gnosia review for Nintendo Switch
Gnosia borrows from some great games, but does enough right that it still stands out on its own.
Loopindex review for PS5/4, Xbox Series X/One, Switch
This game certainly feels like an endless, repetitive loop.
Akiba’s Trip: Hellbound & Debriefed review for Nintendo Switch, PS4
A decade-old PSP game gets new life; mediocrity ensues.
Life is Strange: True Colors review for PS5/4, Xbox Series X/One, Switch
An exciting new entry into the Life is Strange franchise that manages to both reinvent and reinvigorate the series while remaining true to what made it so popular in the first place.