If you’re a fan of Konami’s legendary Castlevania series, then there’s a good chance you’re already familiar with Migami Games. The indie developer was responsible for several highly popular C... Read More »
The Worms franchise by Team17 has always been a personal favorite of ours, as it’s a series everyone can get into, and it’s especially great to play with friends. While there have been qui... Read More »
Confession time: bad ‘80s action flicks are a bit of a guilty pleasure for us. We’re not talking about classics like Top Gun or Beverly Hills Cop, but low-budget fare like The Toughest Man in the ... Read More »
From Neo Geo Pocket to Taito and even Jurassic Park, we’re certainly no strangers to retro games collections. Up until this point, however, Japanese developer Irem’s offerings managed to slip thro... Read More »
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 »
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 »
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 »