We didn’t know it was already almost two years ago when we found ourselves steering a leaky boat towards The Sinking City. We tried the game out on PC and on its portable counterpart, the Switch. Wh... Read More »
Mortal Shell is still somewhat in the back of our heads, as the game is only about half a year old. While it didn’t bring home the gold on our site, the overall experience was very much in the vein ... Read More »
Sometimes it’s very clear just from the feel of a game that you’re dealing with a passion project. Arrog definitely has that feel, with its artsy approach to storytelling and a running tim... Read More »
Let’s face it, while the next-gen consoles are quite impressive, they both lack exclusive titles to actually make them worth the purchase. Destruction AllStars was such a title to normally drive the... Read More »
Watch Dogs: Legion is a game that got much praise for the way it handled the “play as anyone” concept. You could use any NPC in the GTA-styled Watch Dogs: Legion, meaning there were many u... Read More »
In 2017 we were surprised with the grim little puzzle adventure game by the name of Little Nightmares. The game proved to be an odd mix between a very eerie setting with some adorable traits thrown in... Read More »
Developers often try to add as many mechanics as possible in order to make their games more fleshed out, but it’s easy for it to backfire. Spreading oneself too thin is quite a common thing which on... Read More »
Back in 2017, Nioh came as a big surprise, and as a semi-exclusive for Sony’s PlayStation 4. Even though Tecmo Koei still published the game on PC, not having this game on the Xbox One and now the X... Read More »
UNO might just be one of the most beloved card games in the world. This easy-to-play game is accessible for young and old, and often is a perfect bridge between the different age groups. In the past w... Read More »
Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood is a mouthful for those having a look at this new Nacon published title. In 2019 still a highly anticipated title for the somewhat ‘budget’ publisher, but i... Read More »