Ani-Game

For a series as big as My Hero Academia, I’ve always been a little surprised at how few console games we’ve had. The anime exploded in popularity not long after it debuted, and the fan base has only grown since. We got a couple of solid arena fighters, most recently My Hero One’s Justice 2, but after that, things went … Read More

Sony have just wrapped up this morning’s State of Play presentation. Their first for 2026, and boy it was a big one. At just over an hour long, it was packed with plenty of games, some updates to existing titles and the reveal of quite a few new ones. Check out all of the highlights from today’s show below. Kena: … Read More

When the original Code Vein launched, the idea of an anime styled soulslike immediately had me interested. A moody, post-apocalyptic world full of vampiric Revenants, over-the-top weapons, and flashy abilities sounded like a perfect blend of style and challenge. I enjoyed what I played of it. The combat felt weighty, the character creator was absurdly detailed, and the companion system … Read More

When most people hear “Monster Hunter,” they think of oversized weapons, grueling boss fights, and carefully carved steaks cooking over a campfire. The Stories subseries has always done something different. Instead of hunting monsters, you befriend them. You hatch them. You ride them into battle. It takes the familiar world of Monster Hunter and reshapes it into a turn-based, character-driven … Read More

Right from that first teaser trailer Tarsier Studios put out for Reanimal in late 2024, I was instantly interested. I’ve been a big fan of their work since Little Nightmares and its sequel. Those games stuck with me for years because of their oppressive atmosphere, clever environmental storytelling, and the way they made me feel small in a world that … Read More

I’ll be upfront. Otome games are not usually where I spend my time. I’ve always appreciated visual novels, especially ones that lean hard into strong writing, memorable characters, and stories that are willing to take risks, but romance focused titles often fall just outside my comfort zone. Still, Temirana: The Lucky Princess and the Tragic Knights caught my attention. The … Read More

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is one of those games that barely needs an introduction. It’s a modern reimagining of one of the most beloved RPGs ever made, and for years it felt closely tied to high-end hardware. That’s why seeing it finally land on Nintendo Switch 2 feels like a small miracle. After spending a good amount of time … Read More

Nearly six years ago, Animal Crossing: New Horizons arrived at exactly the right moment. It was a gentle, welcoming game in a stressful time, and for many people it became a daily ritual. I poured many hours into my island back in 2020, then slowly drifted away as updates dried up and my town settled into a comfortable routine. Coming … Read More

For a series as huge as My Hero Academia, its video game history has always felt a little lighter than you might expect. The anime and manga have been absolute juggernauts for years now, pulling in massive audiences across the globe, inspiring endless merch, movies, and spin-offs. And yet, when it comes to console games, the lineup has been fairly … Read More

When the original Code Vein launched back in 2019, it immediately stood out. Here was a souls-like drenched in anime aesthetics, leaning hard into character drama and flashy combat rather than the bleak minimalism the genre is usually known for. It was a bold swing, and while it didn’t land perfectly for everyone, it carved out a passionate fanbase. Now, … Read More