Tag: Character Customization
Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen Review
A frozen frontier, a mysterious, undying dragon, and twelve demanding dungeon trials give this expansion plenty of reasons to return to the wilds. Its punishing difficulty and familiar travel frustrations persist, but the promise of fresh discoveries and unpredictable battles makes the journey tempting for seasoned Arisen.
Once Upon a KATAMARI Review
Once Upon A KATAMARI brings the series' gloriously absurd charm back to the cosmos, blending time-travel stages, satisfying rolling mechanics and a wonderfully eccentric soundtrack. It may not reinvent the formula, but its playful spirit and irresistible sense of scale make it a welcome return.
Moonlight in Garland Review
Moonlight in Garland swaps the traditional farm for a bustling city full of eccentric neighbours, questionable side hustles and community spirit, offering a warm, funny and refreshingly modern take on the cosy life sim.
Lawn Mowing Simulator 2 Review
Lawn Mowing Simulator 2 turns the humble chore of mowing grass into a wonderfully relaxing career, with better lawns, bigger jobs, brilliant machinery and the long-awaited joy of blasting leaves into oblivion.
WheelMates Review
WheelMates transforms an ordinary home into a vast playground where two tiny RC cars must work together to unravel a mysterious disappearance. With clever co-op puzzles, hidden routes, useful upgrades and plenty of opportunities for friendly rivalry, Firevolt has crafted a charming adventure best experienced with someone sitting alongside you or waiting online.
MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice Review
MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice brings the series' biggest heroes and villains together for a spectacular 3v3 showdown that feels as explosive as the anime. With a huge roster, strategic team-building, a cinematic Final War campaign, and plenty of nostalgic extras, this is a fitting celebration of one of anime's most beloved superhero stories.
BlazBlue Entropy Effect X Review
BlazBlue Entropy Effect X transforms one of fighting games' most recognisable universes into a dazzling roguelite adventure. With superb combat, addictive character progression and a silky 60fps presentation on Switch 2, it is a stylish spin-off that deserves attention from both BlazBlue veterans and action fans seeking their next obsession.
Little Sim World Review
Little Sim World turns everyday life into a charming little adventure, giving you a home to decorate, skills to develop and a colourful community to join. It can occasionally overcomplicate the simplest routines, but beneath the micromanagement lies a warm and welcoming life sim with plenty of personality and a world that feels surprisingly easy to call home.
Monster Hunter Wilds Cosmetic DLC Collection Review
The Monster Hunter Wilds Cosmetic DLC Collection is exactly what it claims to be: an enormous wardrobe for one of gaming's finest action RPGs. It adds no new monsters or mechanics, but it dramatically expands the ways players can express themselves through layered armour, companion customisation, camp decorations, gestures and seasonal content.
Monster Hunter Wilds Gold Edition Review
There is something uniquely satisfying about a Monster Hunter game. Few series capture the thrill of tracking a towering beast across untamed wilderness, learning...


















