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By now, the phrase “It’s the journey, not the destination” has been bandied about enough it’s practically a truism. While

A young girl named Isadora lives in the land of KoHo, a place where women are routinely sacrificed in the

Some of the oldest sports video games only really required the player to move a pixel or paddle that represented

Controlling a hole in the ground is one of those off-the-wall video game concepts that really shows the delightfully weird

Smile For Me might have one of the most pleasant main goals of a video game, that being to simply

If video games had store brand equivalents, you might expect them to have names like Super Mega Space Blaster Special,

It’s become a bit of a common practice for hidden object games to break up their search-and-find gameplay segments with

There’s a certain beautiful drama to a name like Dragons Never Cry that might stoke the imagination for something like

Since time immemorial, no one has ever come close to mistaking an anime girl for a bottle, and this game

It certainly seems like developer Belgerum has a type. With Magebuster: Amorous Augury, they have produced their second game where

There’s something oddly satisfying about digging a hole in a video game. While it’s menial labor in real life, in

Luxor. Known today as a city rich with the ruins of Egypt’s heyday, this settlement on the Nile River had

It’s impressive how just a few shape and color choices can convey a narrative that is both clearly based in

Tobari might just be the most devoted hall monitor to have ever lived. When the moon in the sky begins

What makes a game relaxing? Calm music, soft visuals, and low pressure activities are some common traits of relaxing games,

The WarioWare series’s concept of microgames is one with a lot of potential, so much so that it seems like