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By Al  Players: 1
Platforms: Nintendo Switch, XBox One, XBox Series XS, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 A while back we looked at a game called Terminal 81. It was an odd mix between a walking simulator and a survival horror game, with heavier emphasis on the former. It was developed by a single person named David Paleti, and published on consoles by Sometimes You. Today we're looking at a follow-up to that game, that mixes the same genres together, but with the emphasis switched. Mortisomem released on Steam early last year, and is set to arrive on all major consoles very soon. We're going to be taking a look at it on the Nintendo Switch, and see if it's a title worth picking up. There's a lot to go over in this one, so let's dive right in!
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By Al  Players: 1
Platforms: Nintendo Switch, XBox One, XBox Series XS, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 There's been somewhat of a rise in Sokoban-like titles over the years, and the game we're going to be looking at today is yet another. Sneaky Rat is a puzzle game developed by Cronostase, and published by Penguin Pop Games. It's out now on all major consoles, and we're going to be taking a look at it today on the Nintendo Switch. This isn't a title that requires a lot of intro, so let's just get into the review straight away! By Manuel  Players: 1
Platforms: PC (Steam) Every so often a game pops up that looks cool, but seems to have come out of nowhere. The game we're going to be looking at today fits that description perfectly. Nobody Nowhere is a text-driven adventure game that is developed by a small indie developer named Tag:hadal. This appears to be their first game, and it's available now on Steam. Though I didn't know about the game nor its developer prior to a few days ago, that doesn't change the fact that I have quite a bit to say about this one. There really isn't need for further intro, so let's just cut it off here, and dive into the review proper. By Al  Players: 1
Platforms: Nintendo Switch, XBox Series XS, PlayStation 5, PC (Steam) I'm a sucker for games featuring a historic setting, especially ones steeped in dark religious undertones. That's a very specific niche I know, but that's also why I get excited whenever a game that fits the bill shows up on my radar. The Stone of Madness is stealth-based strategy game developed by The Game Kitchen, and published by Tripwire Games. This is the team that brought us the Blasphemous series, so I was really excited to jump into this one. The game is out now on most current platforms, and we're going to be taking a look at it on the Nintendo Switch here. I have a lot to say about this game, so we're just going to jump straight to the review. Time to dive in! By Al  Players: 1
Platforms: Nintendo Switch, XBox One, XBox Series XS, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 It seems like I've been reviewing a lot of horror-themed games lately, and that's surprising considering that we're barely in spring. Is This Game Trying to Kill Me? is a horror-themed puzzle game, that also features escape room elements. It released on Steam last year, and is getting a console release soon by way of publisher Sometimes You. We took a look at the game on the Nintendo Switch, though I think the gameplay experience will be the same across the board. There's really no need for further intro here, so let's dive in! By Manuel  Players: 1-4 (Local & Online)
Platforms: Nintendo Switch, PC (Steam) Multiplayer games can sometimes be hard to review, as it can be hard to capture their essence outside of playing it with a large group of people. That hurdle aside, the game we're going to be looking at today has often been described as "Overcooked, but with witches," and that's simply too intriguing a concept to pass up. Witchtastic is a game that's all about brewing and delivering potions, a task that apparently can take up to four people to complete. It's out now on the PC and Nintendo Switch, and we're going to be taking a look at the PC version today. There's really no need for further intro here, so let's dive right in! By Manuel  Players: 1-2 (Local)
Platforms: Nintendo Switch, XBox One, XBox Series XS, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PC (Steam) Every so often a game pops onto my radar, but I miss playing it for one reason or another. Sometimes those games fall into the past, joining the "what if" pile of games I never find the time to play. Other times, I'll pick them up and wonder why they excited me in the first place. Other times still, I'll play them and kick myself for not having picked them up them sooner. The game we're going to look at today is one that I followed from development to release, but somehow fell off my radar once it was readily available. Gal Guardians: Demon Purge (Which I'm going to refer to as simple "Gal Guardians" from now on.) is an action platformer from developer Inti Creates and publisher PQube that released all the way back in 2023. It's been out so long that it's set to get a sequel in just a few days. It's available on all major platforms, and we're going to be looking at it today on the Nintendo Switch. Which of the aforementioned groups will this game fall into? Let's dive in and find out! By Al  Players: 1
Platforms: Nintendo Switch, XBox One, XBox Series XS, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 We review a lot of visual novels here at A-to-J, and we're big fans of smaller titles that might otherwise be totally off our radars if not showing up for us to review. Sol Dorado Heist is exactly that type of game. It's a mystery-themed visual novel that first released on Steam way back in 2021, and set to arrive on consoles soon by way of publisher Sometimes You. We're going to be taking a look at it on the Nintendo Switch today, though I'm sure it'll be the same across all versions. This is probably going to be a quick one, so let’s just dive right in! |
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