By Theresa Afful A game with simple rules and complex gameplay is not one I come across very often. But when I do, I become very hooked. Initially, when I came across the indie game Feed The Scorchpot, developed by Moravian (a husband and wife duo), I was immediately intrigued by the art style and…
By Ronald Gordon Hello and welcome back to the Roundup! This is one of a series of articles dedicated to highlighting the work of members and interns alike! This time around we’ve got news on Theresa’s enjoyment of Pokémon Fire Red, the not-so-perfect society within D-Topia, Dicero being more than just a mobile game, the…
By Theresa Afful If you are an old-school fan of Pokémon, you might know of the RPG games FireRed Version and Pokémon LeafGreen Version which was released on January 19th, 2004 on the Gameboy. The 2004 remake was of the 1996 RPG Pokémon Red and Green developed by Game Freak. The game was finally released…
By Ronald Gordon Hello once again from the Critics Circle! It’s been a while and both GG Fest One and 15th Annual New York Videogame Awards were a huge success in January! Not only did people thoroughly enjoy the litany of panels before the Supergiant Unplugged Concert on the 17th, Awards night was bustling with…
By Ronald Gordon Hello and welcome once again to the Roundup! Much has happened regarding news both inside and outside of the Circle, most notably being our successful August 16th Charity Livestream. Review-wise, we have what life is like as the perfect shape in To a T, a Switch remake of a classic DS farming…
By Theresa Afful If you are searching for a cozy game that has a similar vibe to Stardew Valley, then you don’t have to look for long because a new remake of a classic game was just released. The Story of Season: Grand Bazaar, which I played on the Nintendo Switch, is a heartwarming life…
By Ronald Gordon Hello and welcome back to the Roundup, where we gather up stories from Members & interns alike to give them a shoutout! This time around we’ve got news about the familiar comforts of Creature Keeper, the first Fatal Fury game in over 25 years, Tony’s opinion on an outrageously customizable fight stick,…
On the surface, Creature Keeper seems similar to the game Pokémon GO, where you capture and train animals in the wild. But Creature Keeper, very unique to its style and genre, is a monster-taming RPG that was created by solo developer John Pantaleon, who created Ferivir Games. It was first crowdfunded in 2019 and was originally…
By Ronald Gordon Hello and welcome to 2025’s first Roundup, where we gather the news from members & Interns alike to give them a shoutout! The start of 2025 has been grand thanks to the 14th Annual New York Game Awards, which had over 500,000 viewers online and highlighted all the fantastic games we witnessed…
By Theresa Afful “If you don’t behave, the wolves will come at night. They will take you away as you scream. Do you hear me, you spoiled little brat?” With that horrific quote spoken to a child, The Night is Grey begins its riveting story. It’s a narrative-rich indie game that weaves who makers craft…