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Review: City Bus Manager

2 days ago | rectifygaming.com | Will Hogeweide |William Hogeweide

6/10 Summary City Bus Manager is a surprisingly solid simulation with smart use of real-world data and a love for all things transit. It’s a bit light on content for the price, but if you’re a fan of buses or city management games, this might just be your stop. Just be ready to pay the express fare for a ride that maybe should’ve come with a transfer discount. So go on—hop aboard.
Krispy Kreme Launches a Ghostly Good PAC-MAN Doughnut Tribute for 45th Anniversary!

3 days ago | rectifygaming.com | Will Hogeweide |William Hogeweide

Krispy Kreme is pressing “start” on a delicious new adventure in celebration of PAC-MAN’s 45th anniversary, unveiling a playful partnership with Bandai Namco Entertainment America Inc. that brings the iconic arcade character to life in doughnut form. Beginning today and available for a limited time at participating U.S. locations, the Krispy Kreme x PAC-MAN Collection offers fans a nostalgic bite of gaming history—just in time to celebrate one of the world’s most beloved video game legends.
Review: Captain Blood

4 days ago | rectifygaming.com | Will Hogeweide |William Hogeweide

6.5/10 Summary Captain Blood is a bold, brash hack-and-slash with heart—but it’s more Saturday morning cartoon than high-seas epic. If you’re in the mood for a bite-sized pirate brawl with exaggerated flair and old-school charm, it’s worth boarding. Just don’t expect a deep treasure chest underneath all that glitter.
Review: Spirit of the North 2

6 days ago | rectifygaming.com | Will Hogeweide |William Hogeweide

8.5/10 Summary For fans of the original, Spirit of the North 2 is a meaningful continuation. It respects the meditative tone of the first game while broadening its horizons with smarter mechanics, better pacing, and a more expansive world. This sequel doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it refines almost every part of what made the original special.
EB Games Returns to Canada After Major Acquisition

1 week ago | rectifygaming.com | Will Hogeweide |William Hogeweide

A cherished name from Canada’s gaming history is staging a comeback. Electronics Boutique — affectionately remembered by a generation as EB Games — is being revived, stirring deep nostalgia in those who once swapped cartridges and lined up for midnight game launches. This revival follows a major acquisition led by Stephan Tetrault, a well-known French-Canadian entrepreneur with deep roots in the collectibles and entertainment world. Tetrault has officially purchased Electronics Boutique Canada Inc.
Review: SpreadCheat

1 week ago | rectifygaming.com | Will Hogeweide |William Hogeweide

8.5/10 Summary A pixel-perfect blend of comedy,combat, and cubicle chaos. SpreadCheat is a rare beast: a game that makes Excel feel dangerously cool.
AI LIMIT Unveils New DLC in Development and Accolades Trailer

2 weeks ago | rectifygaming.com | Will Hogeweide |William Hogeweide

Publisher CE-Asia has unveiled a brand-new accolades trailer for AI LIMIT, celebrating the game’s impressive reception from both players and critics alike. The trailer, which highlights glowing review scores and feedback, showcases the game’s 92% positive rating on Steam out of over 12,000 reviews since its release on March 27th. The Trailer also showcases our Review score here at Rectify Gaming that we gave Ai Limit of 9.5/10.
Review: Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero

2 weeks ago | rectifygaming.com | Will Hogeweide |William Hogeweide

6.5/10 Summary Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero is a charming and enjoyable sequel that captures much of the original’s heart, offering fun tactical gameplay and a touching new adventure for Marona and Apricot. However, its strongest story moments are frustratingly kept behind DLC, which dampens the emotional impact of the journey. It’s sad to say , but the real tragedy of The Lost Hero is that its heart is sold separately.
Review: Steel Seed

2 weeks ago | rectifygaming.com | Will Hogeweide |William Hogeweide

7.5/10 Summary Steel Seed delivers an emotional narrative in a haunting world, but stumbles where it matters most, Storm in a Teacup clearly poured their heart into Steel Seed’s story, but by neglecting the equally vital pillars of pacing, gameplay engagement, and atmospheric immersion, the game ultimately delivers an emotional journey that resonates — but doesn’t fully satisfy me.
Review: FATAL FURY: City of the Wolves

2 weeks ago | rectifygaming.com | Will Hogeweide |William Hogeweide

7.5/10 Summary Well the game is full of nostalgic ’90s charm, it’s bogged down by awkward celebrity cameos that feel more like gimmicks than genuine additions. The core experience is decent, but the over-the-top push to stay relevant by tossing in celebrity fighters actually drags it down more than it elevates it.