Back in 2019, we were surprised with a Monster Jam game, that at first glance looked very entertaining. Even though fun was had in local multiplayer, the entire experience broke down further down the ... Read More »
Back in 2019, Canadian developer Thorium made its debut with UnderMine, a roguelite dungeon crawler that received critical acclaim. Fast forward to February 2021 and the title has now made the jump to... Read More »
Watch Dogs: Legion is a game that got much praise for the way it handled the “play as anyone” concept. You could use any NPC in the GTA-styled Watch Dogs: Legion, meaning there were many u... Read More »
What started as an April Fool’s joke has led to the creation of quite a fun Battle Royale Game. Somewhat more than a year ago, we got the chance to take a look at Cuisine Royale and write a review o... Read More »
In 2017 we were surprised with the grim little puzzle adventure game by the name of Little Nightmares. The game proved to be an odd mix between a very eerie setting with some adorable traits thrown in... Read More »
Back in 2016, Maschine-Mensch released Curious Expedition, a roguelike game set in the late 19th century based around exploring new regions and finding treasures. With unique mechanics and innovative ... Read More »
As we stray from the religious and mystical paths more and more every day, sometimes it seems like fantasy-filled games are the only thing left that connects us to such dimensions. Yaga is one of thes... Read More »
Developers often try to add as many mechanics as possible in order to make their games more fleshed out, but it’s easy for it to backfire. Spreading oneself too thin is quite a common thing which on... Read More »
With Chains of Satinav, Daedalic Entertainment is introducing The Dark Eye series to the Switch. For those of you unfamiliar with The Dark Eye, it’s a German tabletop RPG in the same vein as Dungeon... Read More »
Some time ago we reviewed Deep Rock Galactic, a game about dwarves that are mining for precious ores far away in the galaxy. Now we go back to the Wild West to look at how mining started. While the ga... Read More »