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The Last Hero of Nostalgaia is filled with much promise, but trips up at the finish line with an underwhelming script and a lack of reaction from

The Last Hero of Nostalgaia is set in a world that celebrates videogame nostalgia while employing the complex systems of Soulslike titles.

If you're looking for a game that reminds you of both The Stanley Parable and Dark Souls, The Last Hero of Nostalgaia has your back.

The Islanders IP has been bought by Thunderful and Coatsink, with developer Grizzly Games working on an Islanders 2 and DLC for the first game.

Moonglow Bay is a cozy fishing game taking place on the Canadian coastline, and it's reeled me in.

Moonglow Bay features five chapters, each with its own boss, and here's a guide on how to beat each of the Moonglow Bay Bosses.

Moonglow Bay offers players dozens of hours focused on fishing, and upgrading the town - our Moonglow Bay Beginner Guide will get you started right!

There's a few different Moonglow Bay Ares that you'll be able to catch different fish. We've got tips here for finding more fish!

There are a number of Moonglow Bay Upgrades that enhance the game, allow you to progress further, and make life easier. Here's how to get them.

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To earn the most money in Moonglow Bay by selling dishes and fish, you'll need to understand net profit, but with our Moonglow Bay Selling Guide -

Here are several helpful Moonglow Bay tips that can help your time in Moonglow Bay be clear skies and smooth sailing as you explore the game.

How often can you say that you bit the moon, dragged it along with you, and chucked it toward a guitar-playing cricket in exchange for a bone?

If you're looking to play a cute game about adorable puppers, prepare to be disappointed: Bit Loom Games and Coatsink have announced a PHOGS!

Play as Red and Blue, two halves of a stretchy creature who just wants to have a good time.

It’s an accepted fact for most that the Nintendo 64 is a hard console to return to.