Make War – Review
Everybody on the planet has probably considered what they would do should they ever get their hands on a time machine. With the entire past and future at your disposal, the havoc you can wreak would b... Read More »
Everybody on the planet has probably considered what they would do should they ever get their hands on a time machine. With the entire past and future at your disposal, the havoc you can wreak would b... Read More »
Perhaps those from a past generation still remember Deathtrap Dungeon. This used to be an interactive choose-your-own-path type of book from 1984, and later on it turned into an action-adventure game ... Read More »
2014’s Star Horizon is a late arrival on the Switch, and at first glance it doesn’t really make an effort to stand out. Stop us if you’ve heard this one before: an on-rails space shooter with a ... Read More »
In April of 2019, we took a look at the newest installment of the Mortal Kombat franchise. The game proved to be an exquisite MK experience, with many fighters to choose from, solid mechanics, a great... Read More »
Sometimes there are games that hit all the notes just right, making an entertaining experience without doing anything out of the ordinary. Wintermoor Tactics Club is one of such games. Its gameplay is... Read More »
Back in 2015 our site took a look at Poly Bridge, which was a cute looking game that involved the creation of bridges. Of course, building bridges might sound easy when having to do it on a digital pi... Read More »
Golfing games have always made for an interesting premise, be it the realistic ones for those properly enthused about the sport in general, or wacky mini-golf games to play with your friends. The latt... Read More »
Last month we had our hands on the console version of TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 2. Because the Switch version came out a bit later we decided on doing separate reviews on these different platfo... Read More »
It’s been eight years since the original release of Dutch indie game Megabyte Punch on PC, a game that flew under many gamers’ radars. The game now gets a second lease on life with its arrival on ... Read More »
In most games, where there is evil and good, you will mostly be part of the good side. Iratus: Lord of the Dead does this a bit differently as you play as Iratus himself who is deemed The Lord of the ... Read More »