One of the privileges we have as reviewers is that sometimes we get to play games well ahead of their official launch. This was the case with The Bearer & The Last Flame. However, our initial impr... Read More »
The current generation of consoles already had a bit of a run-in with the Nioh franchise thanks to The Nioh Collection that came out back in 2021. This collection offered both games with remastered vi... Read More »
With the last Styx game already dating back to 2017, we honestly thought the franchise was somewhat dead in the water. We saw a few resurgences or rumors here and there, but for a long time, we didn&#... Read More »
Just last month, we took a look at Double Mizzlee’s Tiny Biomes, and the developer is already teaming up with EastAsiaSoft again to bring another puzzle game to the masses. Said game, Avenue Escape,... Read More »
When the original Dark Souls took the gaming world by storm, developers took note, leading to the birth of a new video game genre: the Souls-like. For such a relatively young genre, there is a wide va... Read More »
We often still think back fondly of our interactive CODE VEIN theme on our PlayStation 4, only to still wonder why Sony decided to make these obsolete on the PlayStation 5. We quite enjoyed having the... Read More »
Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary, over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore, while I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping. As of someone gen... Read More »
Vikings and video games. Like nuts and gum, it’s a winning combination. Just take a look at Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. Or Viking Survivors. Or Trolls vs. Vikings. Or… well, you get the point. Th... Read More »
Imagine a world where people battle with robots? Heard that before? What if those robots didn’t fight but had a dance-off instead? As crazy as it may sound, Sloth Gloss Games’ new game Steel Cent... Read More »
Square Enix is best known for iconic RPG series like Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy, but we’ve found ourselves appreciating the publisher’s lower-profile offerings more and more. Don’t get... Read More »