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Metroidvania Necrosphere Deluxe on Consoles in Late January
Two-button Metroidvania, Necrosphere Deluxe is set to challenge console players very soon!
Game Freak’s Giga Wrecker Alt. Announced For Consoles
Including a Limited Run Games physical edition.
MangaGamer Bringing Otome SteamPunk on Valentine’s Day
Dark Otome on the way this Valentine’s Day.
REVIEW: Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight
As ephemeral and sweet as a haiku.
Chaos;Child Comes To Steam January 22
They are also giving a first week 10% launch discount for early buyers.
INTERVIEW: Rami Ismail Discusses Meditations (Part Two)
In Part Two, I discuss with Rami Ismail (not) naming Meditations’ games, the developer credits controversy, and how he handles backlash.
REVIEW: NAIRI: Tower of Shirin
Today we’ll explore the charming and mysterious world of NAIRI: Tower of Shirin on the Nintendo Switch.
City of Brass Coming to the Switch Next Month
Time to plunder some treasure.
Onimusha: Warlords Makes Its Return Today
Time to revisit a classic.
Playasia Weekly Specials Include Blue Reflection and More
Let us know which game(s) you want this week.
Super Dragon Ball Heroes World Mission – Coming to Switch & PC
It’s the first time a Super Dragon Ball Heroes game has been released in the West.
Record of Agarest War Mariage Steam Release Date + Deluxe Pack
The next chapter of the Record of Agarest is closer than you think.
Our World is Ended Given a Western Release Date
Our world will end just as 2019 begins.
IMPRESSIONS: Coffee Crisis
So much potential…
INTERVIEW: Rami Ismail Discusses Meditations (Part One)
Rami Ismail discusses his latest project: Meditations. In Part 1, we talk about Meditations’ origins, the developers, and more.
Song of Memories on Switch Cancelled
Unfortunately the Switch version has been cancelled.
IMPRESSIONS: Soundfall
Behind every beat, another world awaits!
OPINION: Getting Back in the Groove, 2019 Edition
New Year’s resolution? Play more games!
REVIEW: Double Cross
Why stick with just one dimension?