Zoey Handley
Zoey made up for her mundane childhood by playing video games. Now she won't shut up about them. Her eclectic tastes have worried many. Don't come to close, or she'll shove some weird indie or retro game in your face. It's better to not make eye contact. Cross the street if you see her coming.
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Review – Anthology of the Killer
One of the best games of 2024 has arrived on console, and that means there's nowhere you're safe. Learn why this collection of 9 short horror games is so fantastic, and then put it on your list of priorities. Near the top!
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Fever dream horror, Anthology of the Killer is coming to consoles April 14
Jonathan Holmes doesn’t play games on PC. Jonathan Holmes has been missing out on the fantastic Anthology of the Killer. Jonathan Holmes will soon be able to play Anthology of the Killer on his Switch, instead. If you also don’t play games on PC, you will soon be able to play Anthology of the Killer. On April 14, Anthology of…
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Early Access Review – Moves of the Diamond Hand
It's time to return to Off-Peak City, with the Early Access release of Moves of the Diamond Hand. Does chapter 2 live up to the high standards of Cosmo D? Get a sandwich ready, we're going in.
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Review – A Cat’s Tale of Love and Friendship: Jingle Cats – On a Mission of Love
Do you like the Jingle Cats? If so, why? Well, regardless, I might have the game for you. It's about the Jingle Cats, it's from Japan, and it's pretty strange. It is probably not what you'd expect from a band of musical cats.
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Review – Tsuppari Ōzumō
Here come the portly slappers. Tsuppari Ōzumō is an accurate simulation of Japan's national sport. It includes important sumo techniques, such as the suplex and the cartwheel. Check it out!
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Review – Super Chase: Criminal Termination (Arcade)
Are you ready for some excessive force? Better get off the sidewalk, grandma, because the police are coming through, and they will literally stop at nothing to make sure the criminal is pulled from a burning wreck and brought to justis. That's Super Chase.
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Review-in-Progress – All Will Fall
Water, water everywhere, so it's time to get building. All Will Fall is a survival city-builder set in a soggy post-apocalyptic world where you have little space to build. Also, I didn't have enough capacity this month to play enough for review, so here's a preview of that.
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Review – Retro Rewind
Mmm, the smell of old plastic and magnetic tape. We lost something special with the downfall of the rental shop. Thankfully, we have games like Retro Rewind to take us back to those days where the late fee ruled over us all.
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Two video rental retail sims launched in the same month. Which one is for you?
It's surprising, but two retail simulators centred around running a video rental store have released this month: Rewind 99 and Retro Rewind. Aside from the subject matter, they're unrelated and unique. So, if you were to pick only one of them, which should you go for?
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Cosmo D’s Moves of the Diamond Hand hits Early Access April 13
Cosmo D has announced the Early Access release date of Moves of the Diamond Hand. And it's soon! The initial release will consist of the first two chapters of what is being referred to as a "one-city-block" RPG.
