The One Who Waits has been trapped by four Bishops of the Old Faith, the same four Bishops that killed you. Fortunately, this is only the start of Cult of the Lamb. Whether it’s out of service to the dark god for his help, for revenge or just to survive, your mission is to release […]
Author: Thomas Knight
Making Lovers After Stories – Review | One Year Later
Enjoyed Making Lovers and want to see what happens a year later? Making Lovers After Stories gives you a brief glimpse at the protagonist’s potential lives with each of the five heroines. Not read Making Lovers yet? It’s one of the few moege visual novels that takes place after graduation from college and one that we recommend. Check […]
Insomnia 69 – A ‘Nice’ Gaming Festival
As events start to get back to normal, we were invited to attend Insomnia 69 as press. For those who haven’t seen our previous coverage of the event, it’s a gaming event held at the NEC in Birmingham in the UK, with a focus on a large LAN. What we’re checking out however is the connected expo. […]
Kirby’s Dream Buffet – Review | Strawberry Fantasy
Today’s Special is Kirby’s Dream Buffet, which is here to serve you a delicious helping of multiplayer races, minigames, and battles. A more casual course than the recent Kirby And The Forgotten Land, this is more about quick matches and fun with friends, whether locally or online. Keep Rollin’ Kirby’s gluttonous aim in Kirby’s Dream Buffet […]
Gioteck Duo Charging Stand For Xbox Series X|S & Xbox One Wireless Controllers – Review
The XBox Series S|X comes with quite a nice controller. There is one thing I don’t like though; there is no rechargeable battery and the official ones cost a bomb. Luckily there is no end of third-party chargers and batteries and the Gioteck Duo Charging Stand For Xbox Series X|S & Xbox One Wireless Controllers […]
Gioteck Solo Charging Stand For PS5 – Review
The PlayStation 5 controller is one of my favorites, but it does have a major issue – battery life. It spends so much of its time on charge between marathon sessions of JRPGs and Visual Novels that it’s worth having a more convenient way to charge than having a cable laying over the desk. The Gioteck Solo Charging Stand […]
Digimon Survive – Review | Shrine of the Kemonogami
Digimon Survive is primarily a visual novel. This seems to be the big controversy for this title, so I’ll get it out the way first. In this jaunt to the Digital World, you’ll find SRPG combat, point-and-click gameplay, and even mechanics similar to dating sims. Despite all of this and more being in Digimon Survive, […]
ZyberVR All-in-One Controller Extended Handle for Oculus Quest 2 – Review
The Oculus Quest 2 (or Meta Quest 2 as they’re now calling it) is an amazing headset, as we explained in our review. But sometimes you want things to feel a little more real. If you’re waving a sword or golf club about in virtual reality, the shape of the controller in your hand does break […]
Kinkoi: Golden Time – Review | More Golden Loveriche
Loved Kinkoi: Golden Loveriche? Then you’ll be glad to know that Saga Planets’ romance comedy visual novel doesn’t end with just that. Kinkoi: Golden Time is a fandisc, adding three new routes and seven bonus scenes. Most notably, it gives an alternate direction to a certain beloved character’s original route. For The Fans Have you not […]
Moss: Book II – Review
The adorable adventurer Quill has returned to virtual reality in Moss: Book II. In this VR title, you have to work together with this heroic mouse to navigate through puzzles and platforming. Book II The first thing that stood out to me about Moss: Book II, was that it’s absolutely intended to play after you […]










