Monday, October 12, 2026

Alpha Nomos Review – A Rhythm-Fuelled Roguelite That Marches to Its Own Beat

What happens when you combine hack-and-slash combat, roguelite progression, a post-apocalyptic world, and a soundtrack that doubles as your weapon? You get Alpha Nomos, an unusual action-adventure from indie developer RibCage Games that aims to make every battle feel like a playable musical performance.

Set in a strange, devastated world overrun by murderous puppets, Alpha Nomos puts players in control of Cello, a young heroine searching for answers about the mysterious power of music and the catastrophe that has left her world in ruins. Armed with musical instruments and an increasingly diverse collection of upgrades, Cello must fight her way through hostile encounters while learning to make every attack count.

Thursday, October 8, 2026

Tingus Goose PS5 Review - A Delightfully Disturbing Descent Into Goose-Based Madness

Tingus Goose, developed by SweatyChair and published by Dark Product, is one of those games that makes explaining exactly what you're playing considerably more difficult than actually playing it. Originally released on other platforms, this bizarre incremental experience finally waddles its way onto PlayStation 5 with its surreal mixture of idle gameplay, body horror, bizarre humor, and some of the strangest creatures you're likely to encounter in a video game.

Wednesday, October 7, 2026

Deck of Haunts PS5 Review - Welcome to the House of Horrors

There is something inherently appealing about a game that turns the traditional haunted-house concept completely upside down. Instead of being the unfortunate victim wandering through a terrifying mansion, Deck of Haunts puts you in control of the mansion itself. Developed by Mantis and published by DANGEN Entertainment, Deck of Haunts combines deck-building, strategy, mansion construction, resource management, and roguelike elements to create a unique horror experience where your primary goal is to make sure the people entering your home don't make it back out.

Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Mexican Ninja PS5 Review - Katana-Slicing Chaos Meets Roguelike Mayhem

Developed by Madbricks and published by Amber Studio, Mexican Ninja is a fast-paced 2.5D roguelike beat ’em up that throws players into the wonderfully ridiculous world of Nuevo Tokyo. Released for PS5 on August 20, 2026, the game combines Mexican and Japanese cultural influences with retro arcade brawling, creating a colorful, chaotic action game that doesn't take itself particularly seriously.

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