Since the release of Far Cry 3, the series has had the tradition to create a spin-off game, built by the same engine and base as the main series’ game it was based on. Far Cry 3 had Far Cry Blood Dr... Read More »
Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy might be a title that rings a bell. As it should! This classic title has first been released in 2003. Back when the PlayStation 2, Xbox Classic and Gamecube where the aweso... Read More »
At the end of January 2019, the developers over at Baltoro Games released a new puzzle game called ‘Flowlines VS’. Where at first they focussed on releasing games for mobile phones, they now switc... Read More »
The Arabian Nights have been an inspiration to many movies, stories, and games. City of Brass now also is included in the list that used the stories as inspiration. Other than the Arabian Nights, peop... Read More »
Dark Souls is known for its brutal and painstaking gameplay and proves that not all games are easy to get through. Many other developers have tried to create a soulslike experience in the same way Dar... Read More »
Lovecraft’s Untold Stories is a retro-style rogue-lite action RPG, where you’ll shoot countless creepy enemies in an adequately dark Lovecraftian setting. But this game wouldn’t be ... Read More »
At times it feels like we’re drowning in remakes, reboots or sequels of old movies, making it hard to look past the regurgitated mess that is getting released. While this statement may be somewhat c... Read More »
If you miss Advance Wars, Chucklefish offers the cure with Wargroove and it might just be the thing for you. It has an amazing pixel-art to send you into a nostalgic feeling. Our characters and narrat... Read More »
Warfare, in most games this is done on a small scale while in other games you commandeer whole nations, but an idea like having planets destroying each other hasn’t been used in recent memory. Inste... Read More »
Nazis, Lovecraftian monsters, and tactical RPGs. We’ve discussed Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics before, found here and here, so what is there left to be discussed? Ports, for one. The reason we are ... Read More »