Truth be told, Worms Armageddon has pretty much been the pinnacle of the Worms saga in terms of gameplay and replay value. While the first games packed a lot more humor in the cinematics, the overall ... Read More »
Slain: Back from Hell is a love child from Andrew Gilmour that has released quite some time ago. However, at the time of release it didn’t score as good, but the game has been worked on extensiv... Read More »
Inspired by the popular 4X strategy game Master Of Magic, developers Wastelands Interactive have brought us Planar Conquest – a highly customizable turn based strategy that will have you thinkin... Read More »
When we were little, we probably all dreamt of being a king or queen. Little King’s Story gives you an idea what would happen when a child would ascend on the throne. Released on the Wii in 2009, yo... Read More »
Making a quip about women’s menstrual cycle and the title of the game would be crude, unprofessional and too easy, yet also extremely tempting. The fact is that this game is purely as the title ... Read More »
A horse on a snowboard is not something you see every day and if you did you’d probably call the animal protection society. However, in video games it’s totally okay to do that, and that&#... Read More »
Love is certainly a subject that is used in several games. Visual novels lend themselves very well for romance stories and Muv-Luv certainly took this opportunity. This game has originally been releas... Read More »
One of the oldest digital games in history is probably minesweeper. Thousands of mines have been found or detonated in this virtual battlefield. Over the years, the graphics have been improving and th... Read More »
8DAYS is a dual stick shooter where you play as a mercenary, your job is to bring peace by making war and then the propaganda will cover it all up and make you look like the good guys. “Solve... Read More »
A while back we already had the chance to take a look at Aurion: Legacy of the Kori-Odan and we were quite pleased with the early build of the game. This rather folkloric title by the African studio K... Read More »