Will “Fncwill” Hogeweide

In a year packed with clever roguelites, CloverPit still manages to stand out by being uncomfortably human. It’s a mirror held up to our own compulsions, our own need to pull one more lever, to see if maybe this time, luck is on our side. For Mac players, that’s especially...

Chronoquartz has some brilliant puzzle ideas buried under clunky execution, vague systems, and frustrating repetition. When it works, it’s rewarding. When it doesn’t, it’s exhausting. For every moment of satisfaction, there’s another that makes you wish the game respected your time a little more.

The Grand Game Awards is proud to unveil its official 2025 Jury Panel, marking the largest and most globally diverse lineup in the event’s history. [...]

Flick Shot Rogues isn’t offensively bad, but it’s disappointingly empty. For a game about pirates hurling themselves across chaotic arenas, it’s surprising just how little energy it actually has. There’s fun buried somewhere inside its concept, but it’s not here yet. Flick Shot Rogues sails off with a clever idea...

By the final whistle, FC 26 stands as the most complete and confident entry of the new EA Sports FC era. It may not be revolutionary, but it’s the most balanced and satisfying football simulation EA has released in years. The divide between Authentic and Competitive play is a masterstroke,...

If Patapon was a drumbeat that echoed through handheld history, Ratatán is the full symphony that follows, hitting every note it aims for with mesmerizing animation, brilliant music, and endlessly inventive rhythm combat. It’s a triumphant return for a long-silent genre, a rhythm you won’t just play but feel in...

Immortal Edition is a package that shines in theory but falters in execution. The RPG elements remain engaging, the quest structure is robust, and the nostalgic weight of the original trilogy is undeniable. But all of that is held hostage by an AI that simply refuses to play fair. Puzzle...

Atelier Resleriana: The Red Alchemist & the White Guardian succeeds in capturing the spirit of the Atelier series while evolving it into something stronger. Rias and Slade’s story is engaging, the mechanics are rewarding, and the balance of nostalgia and accessibility ensures that fans old and new can enjoy the...

Who Trained the Hero? - Spin of Fate - takes a mechanic most people write off as chance and turns it into the backbone of a clever roguelike. It blends unpredictability with customization in a way that keeps victories exciting and failures educational. More than just pulling a lever, it’s...

The game embodies the paradox of adaptation. In trying to stay fresh and unexpected, it sacrifices the timeless strengths of Christie’s storytelling. It’s colorful, ambitious, and sometimes clever, but rarely elegant. Ultimately, Death on the Nile is less a triumphant voyage and more a cautionary tale in how easily a...

Ramen and retro gaming fans, this one’s for you. Maruchan is celebrating PAC-MAN’s 45th anniversary with a special edition of its classic Instant Lunch Chicken [...]

For anyone craving a colorful, unpredictable adventure that doesn’t play by the usual rules, Onirism is an easy recommendation. Onirism’s narrative is less a linear tale and more a collage of emotions, imagery, and imagination. It trusts the player to piece together meaning from its chaos and rewards curiosity with...