With customizable elemental upgrades, sci-fi themed enemies, and fast-paced character leveling, Star Fire: Eternal Cycle pays homage to classic side-scrollers. The game is an action roguelite, offerin... Read More »
Back in 2022, we reviewed Pac-Man World Re-Pac, a title that was so deserving of a second lease on life, as it’s one of Pac-Man’s real adventure titles outside of his usual maze setting. ... Read More »
Whenever we see games that are based on movie franchises or cartoons, we already wonder if they will turn out to be anything interesting. In the past, a lot of movies would get their own dedicated gam... Read More »
As we’re nearing Dead by Daylight’s tenth anniversary, we have already featured quite a few release articles on the site concerning console ports or DLC releases, but we have actually only... Read More »
We’ve been with Playtonic’s Yooka-Laylee from the beginning. In fact, we backed the Kickstarter campaign for the original game way back in 2015, hoping to obtain a copy on the ill-fated Wii U. By ... Read More »
You might already be familiar with indie dev Bad Viking through their earlier puzzle game Strange Horticulture. In that one, you owned a plant shop where both mundane and magical flora were sold, inte... Read More »
As much as we enjoy sinking our teeth in meaty games like Digimon Story: Time Stranger or Star Wars Outlaws, sometimes we feel the need to play simpler titles, as a palette cleanser of sorts. One such... Read More »
A game that fuses a gothic fantasy visual novel with deckbuilding? This can be found in Blade Lantern Studios’ newest game: Forsaker: DingDing&Blade. This title combines immersive storytelli... Read More »
No matter how you slice it, when it comes to the monster-catching JRPG genre, Pokémon reigns supreme. Games like Palworld and TemTem may have taken their shot at the crown, but they ultimately came u... Read More »
Call it instinct, but hailing from a country so rich in beer history meant that we were inevitably drawn to Ale Abbey. Could a game developed by Estonian studio Hammer & Ravens teach us, Belgians,... Read More »