It’s that time of the year again that Sega and Sports Interactive bring us a new installment of Football Manager. With every team up to date, we can start a new career as manager. One so great, the ... Read More »
Vanillaware, a Japanese game developer known for Muramassa Rebirth, Odin Sphere and others, brings an old school beat’em up side-scroller that goes with the name of Dragon’s Crown. This game was a... Read More »
Ahoy matey! Here we are with Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag. Hoist the flags, prepare the cannons and sharpen your blades for some mindblowing naval battles and stealthy assassinations. Story The A... Read More »
With THQ’s demise, people started wondering who’d pick up the license. Fortunately for all wrestling fans, 2K found the funds to allow developer Yuke’s to continue working on the sequel for WWE ... Read More »
Four friends, each with their own special ability and not really any common ground are off to bash some monsters’ head in this side scrolling little wonder called Final Exam. The good people at Migh... Read More »
A puzzle game by Brush and Code, available on Pc. Time to dust of the grey matter, get your thinking caps on to find your way out of the labyrinthine laboratory. Under its charming graphics lies a mi... Read More »
Deadfall Adventures is the newest title of Noric Games. The game features combat like it was in the 1930’s and mummies! Lots of mummies! Together with your female sidekick you venture into the d... Read More »
Journey of a roach, a new cute looking point and click adventure game coming from the experienced publisher Deadalic and the brand new Kobold games. A lot of trust was placed from Daedalic upon the sm... Read More »
Today is the second time I’m writing about Mirror of Fate, the latest entry for Castlevania’s Lords of Shadows subtitle. Having first appeared on 3DS, this console-version is evidently an ... Read More »
Air combat-games have been somewhat under-represented this generation. Titles like H.A.W.X and H.A.W.X. 2, of course, made ample use of this shortage, but generally speaking there haven’t been m... Read More »