
ReStory: I was that guy everyone brings their broken things to, and this game just sent me twenty years back
Running a repair shop in mid-2000s Tokyo. A game that speaks to anyone who has ever been mistaken for an electronics wizard.
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PC, PS5 and Xbox game reviews in 2025-2026: complete and honest critiques, no inflated scores. We play to the end and tell you everything.

Running a repair shop in mid-2000s Tokyo. A game that speaks to anyone who has ever been mistaken for an electronics wizard.

Recruit unmanageable knights, referee their egos, balance five factions and the Treasury. And rewind fate as many times as it takes.

Gorgeous Miyazaki-inspired art, spirits that automate the village, and an owned 6 to 8 hours. The exact opposite of timer-driven farming.

A Cold War incremental where you build your own spy network city by city. Made by one person, and built for sleepless nights.

A 2.5D metroidvania where pixel sprites move through hand-painted scenery. The art direction reeled me in, the staff kept me there.

A pastel pixel-art Stardew Valley that pushes cuteness to indecent levels. I thought I was immune. It got me by the first spring.

A pixel-noir investigation in a post-war city split in two, with a notebook, Chinese neon in the rain and the power to rewind time.

The Untitled Goose Game creators are back, and this time you do not cause mischief alone: you get lost together in the wild, and it is wonderful.

3000 hours of War Thunder in sim mode later, I reopen a red-star cockpit. Airliner sims bore me, air combat wakes me up, and this one is a treat.