A nostalgic, pixel-art coming-of-age story that frustrates mechanically but devastates emotionally — Perfect Tides: Station to Station proves games can change lives by telling painfully human stories.
Here’s some of the best idlers designed for maximum dopamine and maximum productivity; games you can play at work.
Pokémon Legends Z-A introduces new Mega Evolutions, so naturally we had to assign of them a podcast. Complete with witty show concepts and tongue-in-cheek takes on their personalities.
Letters to Arralla is a charming adventure RPG set on a fictional Australian island, inviting players to deliver letters and engage with quirky fruit characters. Our review.
Adorable potion-shop-management sim Tiny Witch flies onto the Nintendo Switch, but it’s a mixed bag of charms and curses.
Whimside is a cosy idle game where you collect, breed, and discover whimsical creatures with one of the best indie soundtracks of the year.
Video game relationships offer valuable lessons, like clear expectations and safe spaces for practice. But how can we apply these principles to navigate real-life relationships better?
If Story of Seasons packed its saddlebags, grabbed a poncho, and took off into a magical wilderness to vibe with some deities, you’d get Gaucho and the Grassland.
The 2025 Access-Ability Summer Showcase highlighted the importance of inclusive game design, showcasing titles that elevate accessibility as a creative strength. Games like Spray Paint Simulator, Six Sided Stories, and Gales of Nayeli demonstrated thoughtful design choices catering to diverse needs, illustrating a promising future for the gaming industry. Check out our top picks from this year’s showcase!
Duck Detective: The Ghost of Glamping is a sequel offering more engaging gameplay and improved storytelling.
