2022 may be over, but that doesn’t mean the game releases stop coming! We saw a great slew of Otome and Joseimuke games on both mobile and Nintendo Switch that is really worth putting on your radar.
SIGONO, the developer of the OPUS series, has announced a brand-new entry into the franchise, titled OPUS: Prims Peak. This is a spiritual successor to OPUS: Echo of Starsong, which was released on Steam back in 2021.
Goonya Monster is ultimately a melting pot of gameplay and artistic influences, some panning out and some falling short. A player will leave the title with a sense of missed opportunities: what if the stages were more varied, or the inspired ragdolling mechanics were used for different Buster goals?
Project Leonardo is controller focused on accessibility for people with disabilities with the hope of letting even more people enjoy their favorite games.
The Square Enix President has another New Year’s letter, this time announcing that multiple blockchain games based on original IPs are in development.
Genshin Impact “Endless Adventure in Teyvat” exhibition features over 40 pieces of concept art, sketches, models, developer notes, videos, and original soundtrack albums as well as a collection of artworks created by fans and artists inspired by the game.
Scar of the Doll is a remake of a visual novel dating back to the 90s. After 24 years, the indie horror title returns with a completely rewritten second half and a striking new look. Check out what’s new in this revival of a classic!
Hitman 3 will be renamed to World of Assassinations, and include content from Hitman 1, 2, and 3, making it easier for new players to get into the series.
Light Fairytale Episode 3 is a turn-based Japanese-style RPG series set in a dying underground world ruled by an evil empire, planned for the third quarter of 2023.
A new gameplay video of the roguelite FPS Witchfire showcases NVIDIA’s DLSS 3 technology. The game is scheduled for early access on the Epic Games store in early 2023 for PC.