Mediterranea Inferno is a visually stunning and intense visual novel, delving into post-covid trauma, anxiety, and youth. The story follows three young queer men navigating their struggles, temptations, and disillusionment during a reunion in Italy. The game presents bold, challenging themes and offers a deeply immersive experience, though it may not be suitable for everyone.
Pride Month is near, which is why I wanted to showcase a bunch of great games to play during the upcoming month of June!
Another Month, another Choice to make! Here's my ranking and thoughts! There's not much to say here.
2020 had plenty of great releases. For starters, we had plenty of games that left Early Access and were well received when their 1.0 arrived this year, like Hades and Risk of Rain 2. There were also completely new releases this year that I really liked, like Milky Way Prince or Lightmatter, and a lot of other titles. 2020... Continue Reading →
Do I have specific routines for the process of creating a blog post? Are there differences between different types of posts? Do I only write posts on my PC? Do I only write at certain given times? Do I have a schedule for recurring topics? Well, this question and everything around the process of creating... Continue Reading →
In today's review, we're talking about Milky Way Prince - The Vampire Star, a partially autobiographical dark-romance visual novel about Sune and Nuki, two young men whose passionate love affair collided with their inner demons. It's a game about intimacy, idealization and abusive relationships. Hence, there's a trigger warning. Developer: Eyeguys, Lorenzo Redaelli Publisher: Santa... Continue Reading →
Indiecator 