Back in 2016, Maschine-Mensch released Curious Expedition, a roguelike game set in the late 19th century based around exploring new regions and finding treasures. With unique mechanics and innovative ... Read More »
The end is near, the world has been brought to its knees and the remaining humans are struggling to survive in humanity’s last refuge. Sadly this place is being led by a dictator that only cares... Read More »
The Turrican games might not be as famous these days as they were when they made their debut, and we imagine many younger gamers may have never even heard of them. After all, the original Turrican was... Read More »
As we stray from the religious and mystical paths more and more every day, sometimes it seems like fantasy-filled games are the only thing left that connects us to such dimensions. Yaga is one of thes... Read More »
Developers often try to add as many mechanics as possible in order to make their games more fleshed out, but it’s easy for it to backfire. Spreading oneself too thin is quite a common thing which on... Read More »
With Chains of Satinav, Daedalic Entertainment is introducing The Dark Eye series to the Switch. For those of you unfamiliar with The Dark Eye, it’s a German tabletop RPG in the same vein as Dungeon... Read More »
With its sequel looming around the corner for release in 2021, it’s high time we take a look at The King of Fighters XIV. The fourteenth installment in this franchise by SNK, The King of Fighter... Read More »
Some time ago we reviewed Deep Rock Galactic, a game about dwarves that are mining for precious ores far away in the galaxy. Now we go back to the Wild West to look at how mining started. While the ga... Read More »
UNO might just be one of the most beloved card games in the world. This easy-to-play game is accessible for young and old, and often is a perfect bridge between the different age groups. In the past w... Read More »
Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood is a mouthful for those having a look at this new Nacon published title. In 2019 still a highly anticipated title for the somewhat ‘budget’ publisher, but i... Read More »