Adventure Corner ~ Feed the Scorchpot
Tabletops may be for board games, but they’re also for serving feasts. Roll the dice, place your pieces well, and play the game so that the feast does not become you.
Tabletops may be for board games, but they’re also for serving feasts. Roll the dice, place your pieces well, and play the game so that the feast does not become you.
Steins;Gate has returned with a new remake in the form of Steins;Gate Re:Boot. Its visual refresh and refined narrative make it the best version of what remains one of the best visual novels out there.
How do we stop corporations from destroying community spaces? We find like-minded individuals to help fight back! In Bit Egg’s hidden object game Lost and Found Co. players will be searching for lost people’s property and also spreading love to within the community.
It is a stretch to call Dungeons of Dreadrock an RPG. However, Dreadrock is a quintessential product of someone who grew up alongside the genre and wanted to play with the imagery while hewing to a somewhat different genre.
Square Enix returns to the supernatural with a second Paranormasight adventure. While taking a slightly less darker tones than the first game, Paranormasight: The Mermaid’s Curse remains a thoroughly engaging mystery.
A sheltered society of clones is shaken to its core when one of them begins unearthing the truth of its formation and origins. 1000xRESIST has a lot to say with its infectiously creative and daring sci-fi story that is packed with meaning and intrigue.
Developer Armonica draws inspiration from classic Japanese adventure titles for Detective Instinct: Farewell, My Beloved. Good presentation and an enjoyably told mystery make for a solid five-hour experience.
The AI: The Somnium Files series returns with No Sleep For Kaname Date, adding escape rooms into the mix. Rather than a full-fledged sequel, the game feels more akin to a fandisc and is best enjoyed by existing series fans.
Are the floor and ceiling longing for each other? Did the washer and dryer break up again? These are just some of the soap operas that players will encounter in Sassy Chap’s wild sentient object dating sim, Date Everything!
Leila is a beautiful point-and-click narrative game about self-reflection and appreciating the struggles we overcome in our lives. Does it break new ground or instead lose its way, like a life destined for greatness that ends up among the mediocre?
Capcom released more Ace Attorney titles on modern systems. With the release of the Ace Attorney Investigations Collection, series fans can finally play the second game starring prosecutor Miles Edgeworth.
Life Is Strange: Double Exposure sees the return of series protagonist Max Caulfield. But is Max’s return to the franchise a triumphant one?
What happens when you make a pact with a death god? Memory loss and shenanigans, of course! While Master Detective Archives: Rain Code offers an intriguing story, does it have the gameplay to back it up?
Natsu-Mon: 20th Century Summer Kid reminds players of a simpler time and place, wanting the player to create lasting memories. But is childhood summer nostalgia enough to make a fantastic game?
Who doesn’t want to achieve the ultimate work-life balance? Can Sam find her ultimate husbando and ultimate work-life balance in Idea Factory International’s latest otome offering? Or is it back to the office grind without finding true love?
Braaaaaaains Brains! (Zeboyd Digital Entertainment has rereleased its first game, Molly the Werezompire, along with Epiphany in Spaaace!) Baaaarains! (Yay!) Braaaaaaains (Play them!)
It’s showtime! Radiant Tale takes center stage in this Adventure Corner. Is the circus a swinging success? Or does its performance fall flat on its face?
My Next Life as a Villainess has finally gotten the otome game treatment. But is this high seas adventure worth the price of admission?
It’s time to return to rainy Seattle and catch up with all of our fantastical friends. In this Adventure Corner we return to the world of Coffee Talk with the game’s second episode.
Crimson’s as red as can be, but all the flags are green for this action-adventure title. After obtaining the title in a giveaway, Michael Baker looks back at Flynn: Son of Crimson.
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