Cleaning things is weirdly relaxing. Clean surroundings equal a clean mind and all that, giving us room to think without worrying about the lingering anxiety of having to tidy up after ourselves when life gets a bit too much. Games that depict this very real part of life aren’t uncommon, acting as an offshoot of traditional simulator games where we’re normally driving trucks, managing farms, and overseeing successful football teams.
Monolith Soft has reached the apex of its craft with Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It...
I walk through the ruins of a fallen kingdom. As a ghoulish, red glow...
Racing against a dust storm to launch a rocket while a timer loudly ticks...
For as long as I can remember, I’ve always loved the Teenage Mutant Ninja...
Neon White feels like an old game. The design isn’t archaic, it’s not old-fashioned...
The Quarry is Until Dawn 2. That simple phrase will be enough to tempt...
Mario Strikers has always felt like the cool kid of the plumber’s sporting spin-offs....
Video games and food actually have an extensive relationship that isn’t often explored enough....
I like to think I’m not that bad when it comes to rhythm games,...
In its opening pages, Making Videogames states that it’s not by chance that Super...
When you think of Vampire: The Masquerade, you probably picture eerie vampires quietly making...
At first glance, I’m enchanted by the neoclassical designs, art-deco lighting, and glistening surfaces...
