Well, gamescom 2026 has come and gone, and what an edition it was. There were plenty of things announced to look forward to, including The Witcher 3 Remastered and Onimusha: Way of the Sword. Apart fr... Read More »
If the name Panzer Knights rings a bell, it’s probably because the game launched in 2021 on PC. The game has been met with reasonable success, but we reckon most (potential) players didn’t... Read More »
These days, EastAsiaSoft is perhaps best known for cheap and simple puzzle games, although there was a time when the vast majority of their releases were a bit more… spicy. They haven’t completely... Read More »
Back in 2019, we were enamored by Frogwares’ The Sinking City, which looked like an interesting open-world investigation game. The game combined a classic 1920s setting with the Cthulhu mythos. ... Read More »
It’s no secret that we love retro(-inspired) games and tend to review a bunch of them on the site. Sometimes developers opt for a real retro experience and limit themselves to the capacities of ... Read More »
Anyone who’s ever been online has, one way or another, heard about Disney’s Club Penguin. One of the original MMOs, which was unfortunately shut down, then later rebooted through various unofficia... Read More »
Back in 2018, one of our fellow reviewers took a look at Aggelos, a retro-inspired cross between an RPG and a platformer. Eight years later, Aggelos is back, in full-fledged Metroidvania form. We’ll... Read More »
Back in 2022, Ars Goetia released a dungeon crawler titled HellSlave. Dungeon crawlers are a dime a dozen, and we can’t review them all. Because of this, HellSlave slipped under our radar, unfortuna... Read More »
When we initially saw the gameplay of MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls, we thought this game would be a spiritual successor to Marvel vs. Capcom. While this isn’t officially the case, when we start... Read More »
Six years have passed since the Brigandine series attempted to entice modern audiences with The Legend of Runersia, a revival of an IP that had been dormant for twenty years at that point. We enjoyed ... Read More »