It has been quite some time since we did our preview of Heroes of the Storm but now, with the actual release, we felt it was time for a follow-up. Whilst the game is still free-to-play, Blizzard decid... Read More »
Arcade games will always be popular among a large group of gamers, but since most arcades are disappearing, arcade games have to come to us, like Horizon Shift! Horizon Shift is an arcade shoot’... Read More »
Sometimes, as a game reviewer, you get some pretty ‘weird’ games served to try out and I must say, those titles always succeed in leaving an impression one way or the other. Selfie: Sisters of the... Read More »
Some people believe that the world will end in a tragic way. Some believe that Earth will have his wrath on humanity while others think a nuclear holocaust is near. What if any of the previously ment... Read More »
Vortex Attack is a frantic arcade space shooter featuring plenty of explosion effects. This ode to the true arcade space shooter genre is developed by Kaleido Games and can be played locally by up to ... Read More »
We often receive games at 3rd-strike which are a bit different than other titles on the market. Often, they prove to add some original gameplay mechanics or incredible story twist which makes the game... Read More »
It’s been about a year since we checked out The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing II, and now it’s time for the third and final installment in the series. Start off where you ended in ... Read More »
There are lots of simulator games and some are more authentic than other ones. GameIndica Entertainment took the simulation part not that narrow and gave it a little humoristic twist. Predator Simulat... Read More »
It has already been 25 years since Chip’s Challenge was first published. The game was a great success, so it wasn’t a surprise that Chuck Sommerville started to work on a sequel to this cl... Read More »
Open up Steam and you’ll instantly be bombarded by tons of different games in all kinds of genres. Really ALL kinds of genres and a game such as The Weaponographist shows how even older genres can ... Read More »