The award-winning video game Hue is a vibrant single-player adventurous puzzle platformer developed by Fiddlesticks Games in which you alter the world by changing the background colour. The protagonis... Read More »
Attack on Titan has been one of those anime series that exploded in terms of popularity. While the manga was released in 2009 and is still ongoing, it took four years for Attack on Titan to be turned ... Read More »
Remastering, Rebooting, and Remaking seem to be the three keywords of our current generation of games, as there are seemingly fewer and fewer ‘new’ titles on our new spiffy consoles. Of course, we... Read More »
Wallace & Gromit has been the go-to series when it comes to stop-motion series and movies, a thing that’s seemingly becoming a thing of the past. The time where movies like The Nightmare Before ... Read More »
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 »
Battleship, where the familiar phrase of ‘you’ve sunk my battleship’ was used in The Simpsons for one of their best skits ever, is now out on consoles, like it has been many times before. Noneth... Read More »
To be quite frank, when Gal Gun: Double Peace’s trailer landed in the editor’s room, we were not sure what to think about it after watching it. At first glance it looked like a weird, pervy hentai... Read More »
Ubisoft and Hasbro have been cooperating on a fairly big amount of titles, to present console users with a lot of classic board and card games. While RISK was already ported last year, we now get a ne... Read More »
Square Enix is probably most known for the Final Fantasy franchise, even though they now also hold the rights to Hitman and Tomb Raider, and many other older well-known franchises. Nonetheless, it’s... Read More »
Truth be told, it’s been a while since any good co-op party games were released on consoles, as more and more things are being shoved to online modes, and more than often games you’d expect to hav... Read More »