Disclosure: Pomerania Games reached out and provided me with a key for Strange Zoo for coverage. Receiving the game did not influence my opinion. Everything in this review is based on my actual experience playing it with my family. I was supposed to reviewing a game. That was the plan. Sit down. Play Strange Zoo. See what the game was all about, Take notes, Share my thoughts on it and figure out if it was actually worth recommending. Very normal. Very professional. Then my k

Let me save my fellow completionist some trouble right now: I really liked Children of SilenTown I loved the artwork and the story. The creepy little town where everybody acts like going into the forest after dark is basically asking to become a missing-person poster. It's weird. It's unsettling. It's beautiful. It's EXACTLY the kind of game I like to play when it's fall and spooky season. But did I 100% complete it? Hell no. And I tried. Then I realized getting everything me

Disclosure: I received a copy of OBAKEIDOROR 2 through PR for coverage. Receiving the game did not influence my opinions in this review. All thoughts are my own. Every once in a while, I get a game through PR that I expect to play for little while, gather my thoughts on, make my content, and move along to whatever is next. OBAKEIDOROR 2 was absolutely not one of those games. I am OBSESSED!!! This is one of those games where I started playing for coverage and very quickly real

As a horse girl gamer and mom raising future horse girls, I tend to keep my eye on horse games that are family friendly. So, when I picked up DreamWorks Spirit: Lucky's Big Adventure for my youngest daughter, I was hoping for a fun introduction to horse gaming. What I wasn't expecting was for us to discover a few frustrations right away...and then end up falling in love with the game anyway. Our First Hurdle: Mouse & Keyboard Since I primarily game on PC, that's where we star

:Spoiler Warning: This review contains major story spoilers for Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, including discussions about the Baker family, Eveline, and key plot reveals. If you haven't finished the game and want to experience the story yourself, I highly recommend playing it first and coming back afterward. Trust me some of these moments are best experienced without knowing what's coming. You've been warned. I'm no Resident Evil expert. I never played every game in the series.

I will start this off by saying this. I love horror games; I just can't play them. As much as I admire people who can sit down and casually play the scariest games on the market, that's not usually me. I'm the person jumping at shadows, second guessing every dark hallway, and questioning my life choices the second something starts chasing me. So, when I decided to play Out of Sight, I expected a creepy horror experience. What I didn't expect was the to end the game feeling h

If you've followed me for any amount of time, you already know I'm deep in my horse girl gaming era. I can say the horse girl phase ever ended. It just evolved. As a kid, I collected Breyer horses, watched horse movies, read horse books, and spent countless hours riding horses. Now, as an adult I have my own horses, horse games, and an entire content niche built around sharing my love for them. And here lately I've noticed horse gamers are finally getting options! For years,

Sometimes..... I don't want a 50 hour game. I don't want grinding. I don't want stress. I don't want to "lock in" I just want something cute, simple, and something I can finish without feeling overwhelmed. And that's exactly what Catto's Post Office gave me. First Impressions The moment I opened this game..... I already knew it was going to be my kind of cozy. It's bright, colorful, and the little cat character? Absolutely adorable! What the Game Is About You basically step i

As someone whose content its heavily based around horse games and cozy gaming, I'm always on the lookout for new horse games that actually capture that magic. You know the feeling. The kind of game that makes you slow down, explore the world, connect with the horse you're riding, and just enjoy being in that environment. That's exactly how I felt playing The Sound of Horses. And after completing Episode 1, I can honestly say I'm already excited for what Episode 2 will bring.

When Heartopia first released, I was genuinely excited! It felt like it was made for cozy gamers like me. Soft pastel visuals, adorable details, creative freedom, and that "safe world escape" energy I love after a long day. For a while? I was obsessed. But after spending more time in the game, that magic slowly faded....and eventually, I made the decision to uninstall it. so here's my honest review the good, the cozy, and why it didn't stick long-term. First Impressions: Peak

I went into Barbie Horse trails wanting to love it. And I mean that genuinely. I bought this game for my 6 year old daughter, who absolutely loves Barbie and horses. Add in a little nostalgia for me as a former horse girl, and I was honestly excited to sit down and play alongside her. On paper, this game sounds like a dream for younger players and cozy horse lovers. But after spending real time with it and finishing the game I walked away disappointed. The Concept Was There (

Okay but why did no one tell me Spyro was THIS FUN?! Like..... sure, i'd seen the little purple dragon around. he's cute. He's sassy. He flies. He breaths fire. Coll, right? BUT NO ONE WARNED ME that I'd get emotionally attached. That I'd spend literal hours chasing gems, roasting enemies, and trying to 100% every level like it was my life's purpose. This is my first time playing Spyro the Dragon and let me tell you...... I'm enjoying the purple menace. Gem Collecting Has Bec

Okay so here's the deal.... I've played a lot of cozy games in my time. Farming sims. Cottagecore worlds. Even chaotic multiplayer stuff with my kids. But Cuphead? Cuphead is in a league of its own. And by league I mean.... It's the game that makes me scream, rage quit, get petty......and then log back in 30 minutes later like nothing happened. Let's Talk About the LOOKs First Listen, I'll admit! Cuphead looks adorable. The old-school animation? The bouncy background music?

Some games don't need explosions, chaos, or nonstop action to be good. Deiland Pocket Planet is one of those soft, quiet games that gently pulls you in....and then before you know it, you're blinking slowly because the soundtrack has you feeling way to relaxed. Cozy, Calm, and Zero Pressure Right away, Deiland felt different from a lot of cozy games, I've played. Everything is small, manageable, and intentionally slow. You play as a little prince living on a tiny planet where

Let's get one thing out of the way: I wanted to love The Last of Us Part II: I really did. Coming off of Part 1 a game that shattered me in all the right (and wrong) ways and high hopes. Maybe too high. That first game broke my heart, healed pieces of it, and made me feel deeply connected to the characters, especially Joel. It was powerful storytelling. A masterpiece. But Part II? It felt like I was forcing myself to finish a book after the author had ripped out the best chap

I finally got around to playing Windstorm: Start of a Great Friendship with my girls and let me just say.... it was sweet, memorable experience.... with a few frustrating hiccups along the trail. If you're looking for a horse game that delivers a heartfelt story, stunning landscapes, and some great bonding moments (especially with your kids), this one definitely checks a lot of boxes. But just like any ride, there were a few times we hit a bump and had to hold on tight. Story

Let me just say it now; PowerWash Simulator 2 has my whole heart. I know it sounds a little wild, but this game quickly became one of my favorite ways to wind down, zone out, and feel wildly productive without ever leaving my chair. There's something incredibly cozy about blasting grime off virtual sidewalks with satisfying sound effects and knowing deep down in your soul that you're bringing shine and sparkle to the world, one dirty playground at a time. 59 hours. No Regrets

Let's talk about Camper Van: Make It Home the cozy game that looked like it had everything going for it. Soft vibes. Cute concept. The kind of game you'd imagine sipping iced coffee to while you decorate a tiny space on wheels and feel your anxiety melt away. Except.....that didn't happen. Not even close. The Bright Colors Gave Me a Headache (Literally) I'm not even being dramatic when I say the color palette was too bright borderline neon. At first glance, it felt fun and wa

A Horse Game Straight from a Daydream Every little girl dreams of horses at some point - galloping through wildflower fields, brushing a mane under the summer sun, or finding her best friend in a pony with big eyes and a soft nuzzle, Horse Club Adventures 2: Hazelwood stories is that dream come to life. It's bright, sweet and built for a younger audience- especially girls how are just discovering that magic of games who loves horses, but as an adult who still loves all things

A Cozy Gamer's Deep Dive into Yeehaw Trauma and Unexpected Pony Bonding Okay bestie.....listen This isn't your average cozy blog post. We're not talking about farming pumpkins or decorating a little cottage. Today, I'm here to talk about the one game that completely blindsided me with unexpected emotional damage, cowboy chaos, and some of the best horse mechanics I've ever experienced in my entire gaming life: Red Dead Redemption 2 Yes, that Red Dead. The one with guns. The o