Modern combat is mostly done at a distance or in vehicles. This time we are not talking about drones or tanks but about fighter jets. Carrier Deck is a game about managing aircraft on the sea. This si... Read More »
Digital Mind Games is a studio that doesn’t just do video game development, as their 3D animation is also used for movies, ad campaigns, and even documentaries. But The Spirit of the Samurai is ... Read More »
Warhammer 40,000: Darktide has come a long way since its release back in 2022. We enjoyed the core experience back then, but the game felt like it was missing content and suffered from quite a few bug... Read More »
Every so often, a visual novel comes along that quietly disarms you, not with explosive set pieces or fast-paced action, but with honest storytelling, emotional depth, and a deep sense of place. When ... Read More »
With the summer now in full swing, we assume many of our readers will have one excursion or another planned for the coming days or weeks. We reckon a lot of you like to zone out when you’re trav... Read More »
There’s no denying that the Switch 2 launch lineup looks a little skinny, especially when it comes to first-party offerings. Having backwards compatibility does soften the blow in this regard, but i... Read More »
The S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series has always had a certain cult following since the first game saw its release back in 2007. The title was popular enough to receive a prequel in 2008 and a sequel in 2009. Whe... Read More »
We’ve said it quite a few times before, and now we’ll say it again: Simulator games are all the rage right now, and it seems that the hype is not going to die down anytime soon. At the tim... Read More »
We’re returning to our irregular series of backlog reviews with World of Goo 2. The game slipped through the cracks when it debuted back in August of last year, but we do have a very good reason to ... Read More »
11 bit studios often develops and publishes quite a few original games, and we have been fortunate enough to review a few. We loved the topical and thought-provoking This War of Mine, which feels more... Read More »