Asterix and Obelix: Heroes – Review
Without a doubt, Asterix is the most popular and well-known French comic book series in the world. The title character’s popularity has branched out to a plethora of merchandise, movies, TV seri... Read More »
Without a doubt, Asterix is the most popular and well-known French comic book series in the world. The title character’s popularity has branched out to a plethora of merchandise, movies, TV seri... Read More »
Tecmo Koei has been known for its ‘Warriors‘ games for many years now, and outside of the main series we have also seen spin-offs, such as the Gundam Warriors games, but also Berserk and t... Read More »
We reviewed the original Daymare: 1998 back in 2020 and found it to be a passable Resident Evil clone that could use some work. Today we’re looking at Invader Studios’ newest game, called ... Read More »
Originally released in 2012, The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails was Nihon Falcom’s final game on the PSP. Sony’s handheld was nearing the end of its lifespan, and it was about to make way for ... Read More »
It’s hard to imagine that the Dragon Quest (or Dragon Warrior) series is already roughly 37 years old. The series started off on the NES, and it’s still going strong today with its latest ... Read More »
It’s well known that some genres of games are better suited for consoles than others. For example, this is why you will find a lot more party games on the Switch because of its focus on split-screen... Read More »
We feel that the term ‘hidden gem’ has become hollowed out in recent years, as it simply has become an alternative way to say ‘really good indie game’. Games like Hades or Dead Cells are fanta... Read More »
Do you remember those crazy wasteland scenes from post-apocalyptic movies where absurd homemade cars go after each other with speed, explosions, and gunshots? That’s pretty much what Death Roads... Read More »
It’s been over a decade since Armored Core V was released, and it seemed as if the series was somewhat done for, with From Software focusing on other titles. So, it came as a surprise when Fires... Read More »