Tag: Funny
Yakuza Kiwami Review
Whether you're new to the franchise or continuing from Yakuza 0, this Director’s Cut-esque remake delivers emotional storytelling, stylish brawling, and a gripping crime drama filled with heart.
Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut Review
Whether you're revisiting Kiryu and Majima’s roots or stepping into the series for the first time, this Director’s Cut offers an emotional, stylish, and wildly entertaining journey through the neon-lit crime worlds of 1980s Japan.
JellyCar Worlds Review
It’s nostalgic without being dated, modern without losing its roots, and—most importantly—fun in a way only JellyCar can be.
Baseless Review
Baseless redefines movement and combat with its shoot-to-propel mechanics, delivering chaotic, kinetic action across colourful, spherical worlds. Challenging, inventive, and visually bold.
Baseless Review
It is confident in its design, striking in its atmosphere, and unafraid to push players into discomfort. Few games explore perspective with such elegance, and even fewer use gameplay mechanics to reinforce thematic meaning as effectively.
Emoji Battlefield – Origins Review
For fans of quirky strategy games, physics-driven combat, or anything with big personality and small characters, this is an easy recommendation.
SteamWorld Essentials Collection Review
A definitive anthology that delivers exceptional variety, consistent quality, and outstanding value, cementing SteamWorld as one of indie gaming’s most accomplished universes.
Los Pingheros Review
A chaotic and entertaining party game that delivers genuine fun in multiplayer settings, but whose limited depth and variety hold it back from long-term distinction.
Demolish & Build 3 Review
It may still suffer from occasional repetition and technical quirks, but its core is rock solid. If tearing buildings apart piece by piece sounds appealing, this is one of the best ways to do it.
Prison Guard: Warden Simulator Review
Players who enjoy deep systems, dynamic AI, tough choices, and tense boots-on-the-ground gameplay will find a lot to love. It’s not always polished, but it is always engaging.
