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Snoopy and the Great Mystery Club is an easy going, low stakes adventure perfectly tailored for young Peanuts fans and casual gamers. It thrives entirely on the  charm of its characters, featuring wonderful voice acting and a visual style reminiscent of both the classic comic strip and movies. While the gameplay is simple, relying heavily on fetch quests and light puzzling it succeeds in creating a heartwarming and authentic Peanuts experience which I loved. Pure Peanuts Charm From the moment…

Having played each game in the series I found it getting better and better Jurassic World Evolution 3 keeps up with the trend of greatness. Jurassic World Evolution isn’t just a park simulator, it’s a meticulously crafted, high stakes babysitting service for creatures that view a jeep as a tasty little appetizer. This sequel builds upon the successful foundations of the series, finally giving us the tools we need to create true prehistoric paradises with many new additions and depth.…

Reus 2 has launched on the Nintendo Switch and Xbox and while there obviously a really solid game here for fans of “god games” to enjoy, I’m not sure the home console, even one that is portable like the Nintendo Switch, is the ideal place to play this. In Reus 2, players will terraform planets and settle a variety of different tribes on them. These tribes will have leaders who like or want specific things, and the city of each…

Its Spooky Season again! Halloween is this week. I thought I’d talk about some of my all-time favorite spooky games again and some of my recent favorites. Happy Halloween is this week. I love this time of the year. I’m a huge fan of spooky video games (and movies and books). So I thought I’d talk about some of my all-time favorites again. During the PlayStation 1 era, I got my first glimpse of the Survival Horror genre. I remember…

Two Point Museum is one of my favourite games in recent memory, and head of the games launch on Nintendo Switch tomorrow, we have a full review of our Switch experience on the site now. Just as reviews for the Nintendo Switch 2 version of the game dropped, Two Point Studios released a quick trailer showcasing what is coming next for Two Point Museum: Zooseum. Check out the trailer below to see what might be coming from Two Point Museum:…

The Elf on the Shelf: Christmas Heroes brings the  holiday tradition to life as a cheerful and accessible 2D puzzle-platformer featuring everyone’s favorite Elf. Outright games is known for its family friendly titles this one is no different. You become a Scout Elf in training and restoring lost Christmas Spirit across the North Pole and a child’s home. Bringing us holiday magic with bright visuals and a simple, heartwarming story, perfect for family play. Simple Jumps with Festive Chores The…

DreamWorks Gabby’s Dollhouse: Ready to Party developed by Outright Games, a studio known for bringing beloved children’s franchises into the interactive space  this title captures the heart and magic of the popular Netflix series Gabby’s Dollhouse, wrapping it up into a cozy, family-friendly experience that’s simple yet fun. While it won’t win awards for deep gameplay or innovation, it delivers exactly what it promises: a cheerful, creative, and cooperative adventure designed for kids and parents to enjoy together A Faithful…

I had played a demo of Visions of Mana but hadn’t had the chance to play the full game. Then yesterday, it came to Xbox Game Pass. I downloaded it and played it some. Here are my thoughts on Visions of Mana so far. I remember really enjoying the Visions of Mana demo and thought I’d probably like the full game. I wasn’t prepared for how much I liked it! When I started the full version of Visions of Mana…

There was a brand new State of Play today and it featured 007 First Light. Take a look at the footage and then our thoughts on this new James Bond game. 007 First Light comes out March 27th, 2026. It features a young James Bond on very early missions. The gameplay feels like a bit o Hitman and games like Splinter Cell and Uncarted. There’s a lot of stealth but also you find yourself in massive gunfights too. Bond has…

To say I could review Sengoku Dynasty would be an error – this is a big game with a lot going on, and the few days I’ve invested into the game isn’t enough to fully understand all the moving pieces here. What I can say is that I haven’t been this invested in a survival game since ARK: Survival Evolved. Despite some minor technical issues and camera problems, I think Sengoku Dynasty is looking very promising, and the Japanese setting…