Sometimes games need to be flashy and filled with cool gameplay features to be interesting to a broader audience. Luckily, there are still those who don’t care about the masses and just do what ... Read More »
Over the years, we have seen many different LEGO games. We recently duked it out online in LEGO Brawls but we have also used the force in LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga and harnessed the power of ... Read More »
A little while back, a game with an interesting and unique take on the deckbuilder genre appeared. Combining said genre with an emphasis on story and utilizing cards to progress it, Foretales was a st... Read More »
Making a game these days often means taking bits and pieces of games that you liked to create something of your own. True originality is hard to achieve, and the result will almost always be a remix o... Read More »
Winkeltje: The Little Shop is a new game developed and published by SassyBot, a dutch indie game development studio. It is a medieval store builder in which you, as the name implies, have your own lit... Read More »
It doesn’t happen often but occasionally, you run into a title that transcends the idea of what a video game is supposed to be. Such is the case with Wayward Strand, a game that feels like an esoter... Read More »
Before we delve into Various Daylife, let’s get the title out of the way first. Square Enix certainly isn’t a stranger to naming their games like someone pulled two random words out of a hat, but ... Read More »
Just like FIFA, we see a yearly release of many other sports titles. In this case, we’re taking a look at NBA 2K23, 2K’s long-running basketball series of games. With this year’s edi... Read More »
Given the current global situation, it feels somewhat odd to take a look at a game that hails from Russia, but we can hardly hold a one man indie studio responsible for the war, not to mention that we... Read More »
Nihon Falcom’s Trails series is a bit of an oddity: it’s a spin-off series of a spin-off series, with a history that dates back all the way to 1984’s Dragon Slayer on the NEC PC-8801. Even if we... Read More »