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Hello Kitty Island Adventure has been out two years now! What is the game doing to celebrate this anniversary? Check out the details below. Hello Kitty Island Adventure has been out for two years now. Also its Kuromi’s 20th anniversary and My Melody’s 50th anniversary! To celebrate, there is going to hold a special in-game event from July 27 to August 23. Just head down to Spooky swamp to see what Kuromi is up too and take selfies with her…

Mario Party Jamboree is a staple around my house, as most Mario Party games have been. Good or bad, our family always finds time to sit back and enjoy some Mario Party shenanigans, even if those games end in tears for someone. With a host of new features packed into the Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo is pushing an update for this title titled Jamboree TV, providing games that use mouse controls, and experiences that use the Nintendo Switch 2 camera.…

Atari 50 is a big collection of games from Atari systems and its a documentary too. And soon its going to get even bigger: new DLC has been announced for the game today. The Namco Legendary Pack DLC is coming to Atari 50. Check out the announcement trailer. The Namco Legendary Pack DLC will be coming to Atari 50. No release date has been mentioned. The pack will include several versions of Pac-man, Galaga, Galaxian, Dig Dug, and Xevious! I…

On the PlayStation 1, a Final Fantasy game came out that was totally different from what we’d seen before. Final Fantasy Tactics took a turn-based strategy rpg approach and became a true classic. And this year, that game returns with The Ivalice Chronicles. Back in the PlayStation 1 days, I played a game called Final Fantasy 7. Thats the game that hooked me on rpgs. After that, I had to play every rpg and especially every Final Fantasy I could…

Donkey Kong 64 was one of my favorite games of all time, and unsurprisingly I think my love for 3D Donkey Kong made me somewhat loathe 2D Donkey Kong games. It could be that I was terrible at them, but it also meant that each time a 2D Donkey Kong was released, I knew another 3D entry was even further in the future. Ideally, Nintendo would have remastered Donkey Kong 64 a few years ago or released it on Switch…

When Death Stranding first launched in 2019, it was one of the most polarizing games of its generation. Some called it a walking simulator. Others saw it as a bold re-imagining of what games could be. But love it or hate it, Hideo Kojima’s vision was impossible to ignore. Now, nearly six years later, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach arrives not just as a sequel, but as a statement—a deeply personal, often surreal, and surprisingly emotional meditation on grief,…

Disney Dreamlight Valley’s second paid DLC: The Storybook Vale, got its second and final update today! We have a trailer for the update and some thoughts on this addition to the game. The Storybook Vale – Part 2 is now available if you bought the DLC. You must have complete Part 1 of the DLC in order to play this new addition to it. Unfortunately, I haven’t finished the part 1 of the DLC because I ran into a glitch…

Do you like finding hidden treasures? Morgan: Metal Detective, out later this month, will arm you with a metal detector so you can find hidden treasure in the ground. Check out the release announcement trailer below along with our thoughts on the game. Morgan: Metal Detective will release on July 30th on PC, PS5, Xbox Series, and Nintendo Switch. This game absolutely looks like my type of thing. In the game you get a metal detector and have to go…

I love simulation games. I also happen to love Lord of the Rings. So to say I’m excited for the upcoming Tales of the Shire simulation game is an understatement! Let’s talk about this game. On July 29th, we’ll get to live in the Shire as a Hobbit. Well, if you get Tales of the Shire for the Nintendo Switch (or other systems) that is. Yes, Tales of the Shire is a simulation game where you play as Hobbit. You…

In a gaming landscape dominated by high-octane action and sprawling open worlds, One Step After Fall dares to slow things down. It’s a quiet, introspective walking simulator that trades combat and puzzles for emotional storytelling and minimalist design. But does this subdued approach deliver a meaningful experience—or does it stumble under the weight of its own ambition? At the heart of One Step After Fall is Steve Robinson, a once-successful writer now grappling with depression and personal loss. The game…