In this episode of the Respawn Station podcast, Sri Kandula and Nick Sivak talk about the new Fallout TV series, first impressions on the post-apocalyptic Rauniot, Crime...
Cleaning a room, picking up garbage, scrubbing walls, and taking out the trash. They all sound like chores but they are also key mechanics in House Flipper...
There have been countless games in the 2D platformer genre, but the very best share a specific commonality, that the act of movement is fun. Recently I...
Slay the Princess is a surreal horror visual novel from Black Tabby Games, the developers of Scarlet Hollow. You play as a nameless hero who is tasked...
Before we fully jump into the new year of games, I wanted to cover a few games that I played on break at the end of last...
In a year full of massive games, it’s easy to miss the smaller titles that deserve your attention. Games that, despite a lower budget, aspire to tell...
While countless video games are always released throughout the year, October is naturally the month where survival-horror fans get their moment in the sun (or spooky fog-covered...
Visual novels get a bad rap in the games industry. Often seen as the middle ground between reading a book and playing a game. And while I...
Achilles is a legendary Greek hero of the Trojan War whose weakness was so popular that we named a body part after it. Achilles: Legends Untold aims...
Inspired by the violent and slow-motion fueled shooters of the mid-2000s, Trepang2 is a supernatural first-person shooter that has nothing to do with the marine invertebrate of...
In a time where AAA games boast marketing budgets just as sizeable as their production costs, it’s hard for indie developers to get eyes on what they’re...
Back in 2020, what feels like fifty years ago, the PlayStation 5 launched preinstalled with a game called Astro’s Playroom. What Japan Studio’s Team Asobi division made...
Retro indie shooters are a dime a dozen these days and it’s harder than ever for new games in the genre to stand out in the crowd....
Over the last few years, there have been a fair few “____ West” games trying to put a spin on the tried-and-true Western genre. So I wouldn’t...
