Category: Game Preview

Guide your soul-infused puppets into the depths of darkness in
Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society, coming to Nintendo Switch™, PS4™, PS5™ and PC on February 14, 2023!

Some of you may remember a long time ago I reviewed Imperiums: Greek Wars Review which I had a good time with. They have recently released Their newest DLC which has added a ton of new content such as migrating tribes and new historical events along with much more. Check out the trailer below or find it on Steam. Best wishes and may the gaming gods bring you glory.

Many of us have waited years for news about the Suikoden series and have long since given up hope. Even some of the original creators have moved on to a new title, one of which I have reviewed. Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising Review and it was great. Their game coming next year will probably be fantastic, and I have zero doubt see the reception it received forced Konami to move.

That brings us to what appears to be this beautiful remaster of Suikoden 1 and 2. It is worth noting that the original character designer Junko Kawano is reworking the sprites in this remaster and is also involved in Eiyuden Chronicles. They have also improved the Japanese translation which anyone that has played the originals will tell you is badly needed. UI and environment are also added or enhanced with things like footsteps, water sounds, and insects. Enjoy many photos below and may the gaming gods bring you glory.

Another hidden gem coming from Indie publisher Ratalaika Games and Redblack Spade is Catmaze. Releasing on September 9th on PS4/5 Nintendo Switch as well as Xbox one/series S/X this metroidvania will be a small fortune of $9.99.

The story is about a young witch trying to bring her mother back from the land of the dead and features cute pixel graphics and will have plenty of replay value it seems. Please enjoy the trailer and may the gaming gods bring you glory.

Another game announced by Kalypso this past week is another pirate game, Tortuga. I honestly don’t know much about this one outside of the trailer, but it looks a lot like Port Royale 4 (Preview) but that isn’t really a bad thing. Check this out and may the gaming gods bring you glory.

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As many of you know I enjoyed weird games like this, and the first Railway Empire was actually one of the first review codes I ever received. Railway Empire PS4 Pro Vs Xbox One X is the link to the comparison I did on both versions if you are curious as to what you would be getting into with this series. Best wishes and may the gaming gids bring you glory.

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Indie publisher Ratalaika Games, together with SoftColors, look forward to gamers checking out this beautiful story driven visual novel that garnered plenty of attention on its PC release a little while back.


Today sees the console release on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch ($19.99/€19.99).


Aquadine is a beautiful kinetic visual novel where most of the crafted story is straightforward yet totally immersive. Players will initially learn more about Aquadine’s characters and culture, giving everyone a chance to see which characters they may like to follow in a casual environment before the story gets more serious.