With Rammstein blaring and world domination on its mind, Destroy All Humans made a shocking return last year with a reveal of a full-blown remake of its classic series. But can a series about little gray men laying waste to
PlatinumGames may have been put on the map early on with their 2009 cult classic MadWorld, but it was in 2010 when people really started paying attention to their work. That year, they unleashed two new IPs with the aid
As the end credits rolled by, I took a deep breath and sighed. With hands aching, a smile crawled up my lips. And within my heart was a thumping rhythm of happiness. This is what it feels like to experience
On the surface, Affable Games’ Speaking Simulator is pretty dumb. And yet, I somehow found it shockingly relatable. Here is a video game that takes a wacky premise and gameplay mechanic, and creates a visual representation of how it feels
When you read a title like My Father is a Unicorn, one should expect something like a fantastical tale that defies most people’s imaginations. Alas, such a realization could not come to pass in Monaka Suzuki’s slice-of-life fantasy comedy. Instead
It’s sometimes the most simplistic of games that bring us the biggest joys in life. In a world where there are 100+ hour campaign-filled video games coming out almost daily, we should be grateful for the titles that only take
When PlayStation banned the release of Omega Labyrinth Z in the West, it would’ve seem like that franchise would never reach our side of the Pacific. So what’s a developer to do when such a headache occurs? Simple: make two
Kill la Kill is a true balls-to-the-wall anime thrill ride. Action-packed, funny as hell, and never ashamed of its blatant fan-service, it was an impressive way for Studio TRIGGER to introduce themselves to the world. An idea for a video
In 2011, Atlus unleashed a unique love story with Catherine. A tale of regret, betrayal, and sheep, the story from the same people behind the Persona franchise gained a big cult following within both the gaming and anime community. Now
Licensed games have always been a little hit-or-miss over the years, but there was a golden period in the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis era where there were some true hits. Disney in particular had a few back in the
