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Everything Is Crab: The Animal Evolution Roguelite - Room To Evolve (Review)
Everything is Crab: The Animal Evolution Roguelite Released: May 8th, 2026 Developer: Odd Dreams Digital Publisher: Secret Mode Systems: PC The playable creature at the heart of Everything is Crab represents pure evolutionary potential. It starts life as a rudimentary blob and grows ever more complex until it barely resembles the amorphous thing it once was. Like its central figure, the game too starts out as a simple thing, ripe for exponential growth… but here’s where the t
James Stephanie Sterling
1 day ago


Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream - Oh, The Vulgarity! (Review)
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream Released: April 16th, 2026 Developer: Nintendo Publisher: Nintendo Systems: Switch 2 The depravity of Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is shocking beyond belief. It would be preposterous even by the standards of a less prestigious publisher, but for Nintendo of all establishments to put its name on something so foul, so offensive, is downright disturbing. I couldn’t realistically catalogue every disgusting detail of this pervert’s paradise, bu
James Stephanie Sterling
May 10


Alien: Rogue Incursion: Part One: Evolved Edition - Attack Of The Colons (Review)
Alien: Rogue Incursion: Part One: Evolved Edition Released: April 21st, 2026 (Switch 2 date) Developer: Survios Publisher: Survios Systems: PC, PS5, Switch 2 (both reviewed), Xbox X/S Alien: Rogue Incursion could be a direct sequel to the Gearbox disasterpiece Aliens: Colonial Marines. Not for narrative reasons, but for the fact its physically troubled Xenomorphs love to do goofy dances. Basically, I’m saying Rogue Incursion is a bit of a shitshow and the titular Aliens are d
James Stephanie Sterling
Apr 29


Marvel MaXimum Collection - Welcome To Die (Review)
Marvel MaXimum Collection Released: March 27th, 2026 Developer: Limited Run Games Publisher: Limited Run Games Systems: PC, PS5, Switch/Switch 2 (both reviewed), Xbox X/S Among the fractured recollections meandering in my forgetful mind, I have a curiously vivid snapshot of playing X-Men: The Arcade Game the day it arrived on Xbox Live Arcade. It was a far simpler time for videogame memes back then, and by that I mean my frames of reference were relevant enough that I u
James Stephanie Sterling
Apr 8
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