If you look up the meaning of the word trine, the dictionary states it’s a group of three. Coincidentally Trine is a game where you play in a group of three people, a wizard, a thief and a knight,... Read More »
Let’s be clear about something, I usually don’t ‘do’ multiplayer. Sure, this gaming gig has had me dabbling in both Call of Duty and Battlefield matches and the occasional MOBA has kept me b... Read More »
Here we are again with another indie PC game review, and this time the lucky game is Zeal’s A Game of Dwarves. It’s a dungeon explorer and management game in which you lead a brave (some o... Read More »
The release of the reboot of the DmC series has been marked on the calendars of many gamers, even though the game received its fair share of negative attention before it actually hit the stores. Not e... Read More »
Awesomenauts, a game where the best describing words for the title, is right there in the title. The game is both awesome and “nautical” in all sense of the word. Taking its styling from t... Read More »
Ron Gilbert is a name that many of you will know and if you don’t you will certainly remember his name after playing through ‘The Cave’. The Cave is one of those rare puzzle platform... Read More »
Recently I’ve enjoyed my fair share of Daedalic Entertainment’s adventure games. And truth be told, they do offer quite a variety of themes. Take The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav for instance. A ga... Read More »
Krater: Shadows over Solside shows us how a possible nuclear apocalypse might look like… if you live in Sweden and you decide to settle in a massive impact crater this game might show you how to... Read More »
Swords & Soldiers is a 2D Sidescrolling Strategy game released in 2010 for pc, but it got more attention again since the Steam sales. Why this game got some attention again? That’s what we wante... Read More »
We’ve hit something of a second wind for adventure games in recent years. Highbrow titles based on pop-culture and a return of old-time favorites nicely complement each other. But there’s also a t... Read More »