Seven years on from 2064: Read Only Memories the team at Midboss is back with another queer cyberpunk tale.
Harry Schofield previews Read Only Memories: Neurodiver.
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Seven years on from 2064: Read Only Memories the team at Midboss is back with another queer cyberpunk tale.
Harry Schofield previews Read Only Memories: Neurodiver.
Bryan Lally hit PAX this year and during his time there discovered something wonderful.
Maybe the real Final Fantasy is finding new friends…
*gets yanked off stage by a shepherds stick*
After years of development, three more years in early access, pushing forward and delaying the release date at the same time somehow, Baldur’s Gate 3 is finally out in the wild… And it is massive.
Kate Robinson dives deep on her time with the game so far and investigates if a game this big can stand under its own weight.
After almost three years in Early Access Baldur’s Gate is almost upon us.
Matthew John McCormick has taken the time to look back at the game’s time in Early Access and look to the future.
We were invited to preview NIS’s upcoming slate. Of course, we sent startmenu’s expert RPG historian, Henry Stockdale to check out the long-awaited The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails.
All these years after its original release in Japan, does Nayuta still hold up?
100 Battle Royale games drop onto a map [the games industry] and only a handful can survive. Will hoping on the Battle Bus breathe new life into the classic Arkanoid series or will it be quickly eliminated?
Oma Keeling reports from Gamescom.
Fishing is always the most relaxing mini-game, so it is nice that a team is making a whole game dedicated to… *check notes*… indescribable horrors beyond human comprehension… oh, and mackerel.
Henry Stockdale reports from Gamescom.
Visual novel? Deck builder? Coming of age tale? Interactive Fiction?
Just what exactly is I Was A Teenage Exocolonist? Jamie Alexander interviews Sarah Northway about her and Finji’s new game and it seems like it might be something really special.
We welcome back Alex Orona of Super GG Radio to let guide us through games we should be adding to our wishlists before they release.
A community of fans have gone above and beyond by giving My Hero Academia the open world RPG treatment - and it might just be everything anime lovers have been waiting for. We welcome Tyler Constable to the site to report.
Some people have called startmenu a cult. To which I say, “YOU DARE QUESTION THE ARCH-GAMER?!”
A-anyway, we are delighted to welcome Ruddy Celestial to the site to preview Honey, I Joined A Cult.
The 2D Metroidvania genre is a crowded market nowadays. On top of that, the 2D air-juggling-action-anime Metrovandia with cooking-sim elements genre is also a crowded market. Video games are odd, so is LOST EPIC and Jason Coles is here to let us know if it is any good also.
There are hordes of co-op multiplayer shooters right now, so we got Mattew John McCormick back in to let us know if Back 4 Blood looks like it will survive this wave.
Rats get a hard time. Unfairly so. For that reason, Odd Bug Studio decided to make the star of its new 2D souls-like a loveable rodent… Wait that sounds like a really mean thing to do? James Troughton lets us know if rat lovers will be delighted or mortified to play Tails of Iron.
Steam Next Fest recently ended and we are joined by Harry Boulton to tell us about one of the most striking upcoming games.
Balan Wonderworld most certainly is not a subtle game. But is there any substance behind a loud first impression? Michael Beckwith investigates.
It’s a big, dark, scary world out there. But the newly founded Polygon Treehouse is hoping to try to make it a bit less intimidating with Röki. Alex Green sat down with the devs over the internet to talk to them about their first project outside of the AAA space.