Review: Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut explained to parents
Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut is a new version of Yakuza 0, originally launched in Japan in 2015 and then in the West in 2017. Set…
Age 18+
Review: Ninja Gaiden Ragebound explained to parents
Ninja Gaiden is a 2D action platformer. This is the first game of its kind for the franchise since the Master System version launched in…
Review: Donkey Kong Bananza explained to parents
Donkey Kong Bananza offers us to follow Nintendo’s famous gorilla in his brand new adventure (and his first three-dimensional adventure since Donkey Kong 64 released…
Preview: Heroes of Mount Dragon
Heroes of Mount Dragon is a game developed by the Quebec independent studio RuniQ and released on June 25, 2025.
As one of the eight heroes…
Review: Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour explained to parents
Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour is somewhere between a game, an instruction manual, and an advertising campaign.
The premise is this: you’re a Switch 2 user…
Review: Squeakross: Home Squeak Home explained to parents
Squeakross: Home Squeak Home is the latest addition to the Montreal duo Alblune.
Squeakross is a game of nonogram, also called Picross. The principle of these…
Review: Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo explained to parents
Developed by Brazilian indie studio Pocket Trap, Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo is a tribute to Game Boy Advance’s games, including those in The Legend…
Review: Trash Goblin explained to parents
Trash Goblin is a cozy game that puts us in the shoes of a goblin who opens a shop in which he refurbishes trinkets.
The process…
Review: Bonaparte – A Mechanized Revolution explained to parents
Bonaparte – A Mechanized Revolution is a turn-based strategy game that deftly merges alternative history, politics,…
Review: Blades of Fire explained to parents
Blades of Fire is a souls-like action/RPG game in which you play as Aran de Lira, a warrior who wields a mysterious hammer that allows…