The original DreadOut celebrates its tenth anniversary this year, first being released back in 2014. It gained a lot of popularity in its home country of Indonesia, though international horror fans al... Read More »
It has only been a few months since the previous game in the Like a Dragon series was released, and we’re already here with the newest installment: Infinite Wealth. Unlike the action-packed The ... Read More »
Indie games like to take inspiration from what came before, delivering pixelated rogue-likes or Metroidvanias left and right. But it is not very often that we see classical FPS games that want to reen... Read More »
It is almost a given these days that a successful anime gets a video game adaptation, most likely an arena fighter. That is why it was just a matter of time before one of the most loved series at the ... Read More »
Licensed games of well-known anime series aren’t always a success, as sometimes these titles feel a bit cheap or are simple releases to keep ownership of certain licenses. We didn’t know i... Read More »
No, you’re not suddenly back in 2019: Tools Up! is back, in Ultimate Edition form. This rerelease of developer The Knights of Unity’s party game has just arrived on all the same platforms that it ... Read More »
After rereleasing the Phoenix Wright Trilogy over and over again, it seems like someone at Capcom finally remembered that there are more classic Ace Attorney games than just the first three in the ser... Read More »
It’s not often that a game uses a festive theme like Christmas, and even less often that it takes inspiration from a classical piece of literature. But that is exactly what Ebenezer and the Invisibl... Read More »
It has not even been a month since we took a closer look at Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising, and we already have a new Granblue Fantasy adventure lined up. This time, however, we are trading in the ol... Read More »
Well, this has been a long time coming. Barring a handful of simple mobile games, it’s been well over a decade since Prince of Persia had its last outing with 2010’s The Forgotten Sands. Of course... Read More »