PC – Games & Kanji

Peak

I think I may be a little too into this but since Peak’s release I’ve played it almost every day. The repeatable charm and usage of language makes it remarkably inviting.

Buckshot Roulette

The only downside I did notice while playing this is that very often while reading I’d get back to the gameplay and this “S**t, how many rounds were there again!?”.

Rocket League

In those periods of blue and orange excitement however, Rocket League excels as a fantastic party game (Even if your non-japanese speaking guests have to ask what the menus are saying)

Stray

If you are looking for a dark and gripping sci-fi adventure that is sprinkled with horror elements then go right ahead. Stray exceeded my expectations.

Lethal League Blaze

What I wouldn’t give to have this be a real sport! Being able to relive the fights of Candyman and Latch again. This ones for you Taylor!

Tap Titans 2

Tap Titans is up there as a leading example of how to do the genre justice. From the minimalist yet easily recognisable protagonist to the comical, seasonal weapons and armour

Outer wilds

All obstacles of the game are impossible (or at least unlikely) to overcome without first understanding the mechanic or route that allows you to traverse them

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth

I’ve always loved the simplicity of the game play and concept and how it leads to ever complex combinations of physical modifiers resulting in awe-inspiring game breaks

Cursed to Golf

Cursed to Golf is an 8-bit, rogue-like puzzle adventure centred around golf and your ascent from hell. My currently golf crazed brain fell in love.

Marvel’s Spiderman

Never before have I felt so immersed in being the character I’m playing, which is even more incredible when you consider I was playing it in another language!