Like a ton of sports games, every year there is a new edition. This is the case for FIFA, NBA, but also the more niche games such as Pro Cycling Manager get their new version. So here’s a look a... Read More »
One of the biggest conventions of the Metroidvania genre could be summoned in Natalie Babbitt’s quote: “Like all magnificent things, it’s very simple”. ENDER LILIES: Quietus of the Knights... Read More »
Whether it’s the engaging fantasy stories of The Dark Eye, the crude humor of Leisure Suit Larry, or the bizarre Monty Python-esque situations from The Procession to Calvary, it seems like there is ... Read More »
Lacuna is a sci-fi noir detective game; a narrative-driven point & click adventure game in which you’ll investigate a case which might very well lead to an interstellar war if things go awry. Yo... Read More »
A few months ago, we took a look at the digital version of Evolution, an adaptation of North Star Games’ fantastic board game. Evolution’s digital version proved to be an excellent adaptation and ... Read More »
There are a few towns in fiction that can only be described as hell on earth, with scum roaming the streets and beggars on every corner. The titular town of Pecaminosa seems to be one of these, droppi... Read More »
The Leisure Suit Larry franchise has been around in one form or another since the late ‘80s. Most people have at least heard of the series, even if they haven’t actually played one of the game... Read More »
Back in the 90s and the early 2000s, you’d sometimes get simple games for kids when buying a box of corn flakes. Other companies also did this, even going back further, that these games were act... Read More »
There are two things that are massively popular in the gaming industry right now, and those are cross-platform play and party games. We have seen a huge influx in both the party game genre and crosspl... Read More »
Way back in 2017, the world was introduced to Doki Doki Literature Club, a free visual novel horror title on Steam. The game was a critical success, but the disturbing nature of the events of the titl... Read More »