Having played the early build of the newest creation of Daedalic Entertainment, Memoria, I can honestly say that I was excited to see how this game had turned out. Memoria is the direct sequel to “D... Read More »
If you like humans, spirits, a too-powerful-to-be-good weapon and a good storyline, then Tales of Xillia is your game. Let this RPG from the Tales series take you on a journey to save the spirits. Sto... Read More »
In the grim darkness of the far future there is only war but is the latest game in the storied Warhammer 40,000 universe worth the fight or is it tainted by the warp? Story You are an Adeptus Astartes... Read More »
Divekick is a new game from Iron Galaxy studios that started out as somewhat of a joke, but with some community support and some help from Kickstarter turned into a game that tries to do something fre... Read More »
XCOM: Enemy Unknown, a remake of the nineties game with the same name, had a decent moment of glory and is now trying to (once again) expand its franchise. Feel like taking a stroll down memory lane? ... Read More »
Combine the elements of RPG, strategic thinking, real-time strategy battles and add some nice princesses, what do you get? A blazing game with the name Divinity: Dragon Commander. Story The story in D... Read More »
A couple of weeks back I got the preview of this game. This game doesn’t draw strength from its graphics, but from gameplay elements. The preview can be read by clicking here. Story The story hasnâ€... Read More »
Ah, Europa Universalis, Paradox Interactive’s flagship. Its crème de la crème, the franchise that renders any strategist catatonic from the excitement. Unlike that other the studio’s other s... Read More »
‘’Papers, please’’, probably the two most annoying words people tend to hear nowadays, be it on vacation, a routine police check-up or just when doing something outside of your everyday life. ... Read More »
There used to be a time, when games used to be for men. I’m not talking about the biological definition of man. It was meant for a young audience of course, but at the same time it wasn’t child’... Read More »