Witches aren't all intimidating - Mika and the Witch's Mountain is a little tale of a little witch who wants to please her mentor, Olagari, who lives on top of Mont Gaun so she can get admitted into magic school. However, if she's the only student, does that even make it a school? Read more: Mika and the Witch's Mountain Review

A game for animal lovers - If you're looking for a unique game full of animals then let's explore a colourful world and save its inhabitants in Creatures of Ava. Read more: Creatures of Ava Review

Thrilling online mech combat - If you enjoy battling giant mechs with an arcade-style approach then I have a very special PlayStation Plus game for you today. Read more: PlayStation Plus Hidden Gem: Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme Vs. MaxiBoost ON

For those who love dungeons - If you've ever found yourself enjoying the combat in a game like Rune Factory more than any other gameplay element, Elrentaros Wanderings might just be the game for you. Read more: Elrentaros Wanderings Review

A shoot 'em up marvel - Mechanical aliens are threatening humankind's settlement on a mysterious planet so it's time to stop them in CYGNI: All Guns Blazing. Read more: CYGNI: All Guns Blazing Review

Twin-stick fun with Cat Rascal - I have a very interesting game for you this week because it's a genre-blender that old-school gamers will love; here's Go Mecha Ball. Read more: Game Pass Hidden Gem: Go Mecha Ball

Plunderin' bots on the high seas - It's been a long time but we finally have SteamWorld Heist II so pull your anchor up and let's sail on to a new adventure. Read more: SteamWorld Heist II Review

More mindless alien-blasting action - If you enjoy third-person shooting with lots of alien insects to blast then EARTH DEFENSE FORCE 6 is here so let's see how it holds up. Read more: EARTH DEFENSE FORCE 6 Review

Indie Delicacy - It's time for another award round-up and this month, we have 12 incredible games to shine the spotlight on so let's get down to it. Read more: Indie Game of the Month Awards July 2024

Pictures and puzzles in the past and present - Combine 2 things I like - photography and puzzles - and you're bound to catch my attention. So, let's check out The Star Named EOS from Taiwanese indie studio Silver Lining! Read more: The Star Named EOS Review

A solid SNES adaptation - If you're a shoot 'em up fan then I have a retro treat for you because we're about to take off and shoot some Bydo in Super R-Type. Read more: Switch Retro Spotlight: Super R-Type

A wide range of gaming treats - I've been playing some nifty console games recently and wanted to share my thoughts about 4 that really stand out so let's get to it. Read more: Console Games Grab Bag: Blast, Gather, and Photograph

The very best summons - Espers are an important yet confusing part of mastering Final Fantasy VI. If you use the right ones, you can defeat difficult bosses, learn the most powerful spells, and even get your hands on rare items. So, here are the 10 best Espers that you might not know about! Read more: Top 10 Espers in Final Fantasy VI

But I want to play - In 2329, Detective Karra must solve a high profile case in a world where no one ever really dies; here's Nobody Wants to Die. Read more: Nobody Wants to Die Review

We are now our time-skip versions - Today, it has been exactly 5 years since the release of Fire Emblem: Three Houses. That's right, the game's time-skip has now officially happened in real life as well so let's celebrate it by discussing one of my favorite aspects of Three Houses - its cast of characters! Read more: Top 10 Fire Emblem: Three Houses Characters

A feline origin story - I love cute and relaxing games and Cat Quest is one that'll keep you hooked like catnip so let's go on an adorable adventure. Read more: PlayStation Plus Hidden Gem: Cat Quest

From Retro Revengers to Shockman Zero - I haven't been writing much lately because I've been absorbed in a bunch of old-school indies and classic games so let's check them out. Read more: Old-School Console Games (Part 4)

An authentic old-school RPG - I love a good old RPG and Ancient Phantasma is one of the most genuine retro-style ones that I've played in years so let's check it out. Read more: Ancient Phantasma Review

Drab, clunky, and soulless - As someone who enjoys all sorts of Soulslikes, I was looking forward to Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn and now, I'm one disappointed bear. Read more: Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn Review

A starchy roguelike - If you enjoy games like Vampire Survivors then I have a Game Pass treat for you because here's the very fun roguelike Brotato. Read more: Game Pass Hidden Gem: Brotato

A mountain of strategic greatness - I love playing brand new IPs that have a lot of potential and Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess fits that description beautifully. Read more: Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess Review

Nostalgia-filled challenges - If you've ever wanted to test your speed in classic games on a global scale then here's Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition. Read more: Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition Review

The turtles go rogue - What do you get when you take a brawler and mix in roguelike elements? Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate and it's cool. Read more: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate Review

Platform through the Dutch shadows - As someone who doesn't live in North America or Japan, I don't often get the opportunity to play games from my country. Today is an extra special day when I even get to review one - here's SCHiM, the creation of Dutch duo Ewoud van der Werf and Nils Slijkerman. Read more: SCHiM Review

Join the Hunt for the Golden Warpship - I love NES games and one of my favourites is Solar Jetman which is one delightfully challenging gravity-based adventure so let's take off. Read more: Switch Retro Spotlight: Solar Jetman

A bounty hunter and his slimeball - After the interview we did with DROS' developer a couple weeks ago, it's now finally time to take a look at the game for ourselves. So, how does DROS fare on Nintendo Switch? Read more: DROS Review

An interview with Inverge Studios - Creatures of Ava is a very cool-looking monster taming game releasing soon on Xbox Series X|S. I had the opportunity to ask Pablo Martínez (game designer & director and the CEO of Inverge Studios) all about what players can expect from this colourful journey. Read more: Get to Know the Creatures of Ava

Moogle power! - Did you know that you can recruit Mog twice in Final Fantasy VI? Here, I'll explain how to do so in the World of Balance. Read more: How to Recruit Mog in the World of Balance