Doughlings: Arcade – Review
We don’t know about you guys, but we must admit that, as a little kid, we actually used to love Arkanoid games. It’s been a long time since then, but while playing Doughlings: Arcade, the joy of t... Read More »
We don’t know about you guys, but we must admit that, as a little kid, we actually used to love Arkanoid games. It’s been a long time since then, but while playing Doughlings: Arcade, the joy of t... Read More »
In a time where gaming has changed from being focused on single player games to a time where many games are “online only” a good internet connection is necessary to play your games in the ... Read More »
Sometimes, games serve as think pieces. Games like Nier Automata, with its amazing call for sacrifice or the deep introspective psychology of Prey. Other times, game serve as art. Think about the rece... Read More »
What does ”Thin Silence” mean? Maybe The Thin Silence is about an everlasting invisible veil covering your body. Something that’s there when you’ve been through anything that... Read More »
The House of Da Vinci is a point ‘n click puzzle adventure set in the renaissance era. You are an apprentice of Leonardo Da Vinci, and you’ll explore his house which is riddled with puzzles, t... Read More »
When applied (in)correctly, humor can make or break a game. Misplaced jokes, especially when they’re about the game you’re currently playing can amplify its flaws, and even bring new ones ... Read More »
Put a few rednecks together and you’ll have yourself one hell of a hootenanny, which isn’t always appreciated by the normal folk in most parts of the world. Nonetheless, the redneck thrives in his... Read More »
Death Road to Canada would be a great name for a heavy metal festival (or tour) that goes on for weeks within the borders of Canada. Booze, loud music and walls of death as far as the eye can see, wou... Read More »
Bullet Witch released over ten years ago, a console exclusive from two generations back. Ironically, it was developed on Japanese soil but only ever saw the light of day on the Xbox 360, never the Pl... Read More »
A game about snowy landscapes might be good for the Christmas spirit or to cool off in the Summer. Especially when you, like many gamers, are too pale to be in the warm summer sun and prefer to watch ... Read More »