We’ve taken a look at several games involving dinosaurs this year, and took the opportunity to point out that this year marked the 30th anniversary of Jurassic Park. Even so, we hadn’t actually ta... Read More »
With many different versions of the Robin Hood story out there, it’s not surprising that games are also trying their hand at creating an original version of the well-known tale. The story of Rob... Read More »
The first Persona game already dates from 1996 and is part of the even older (Shin) Megami Tensei franchise. The first Persona games didn’t immediately reach our shores when they came out, but w... Read More »
The original Overpass was released a little over three years ago and was a mild success, leaving many including our reviewer amused though not impressed. But publisher Nacon (formerly Bigben Interacti... Read More »
A while ago, we already covered Whateverland. This point-and-click game by established Spanish developer Caligari Games has an interesting premise and some fun gameplay mechanics we don’t often ... Read More »
So today we got our paws on this new game that is filled to the brim with all your favorite canine superheroes. This time we get to play with the pups and BE the pups as we stroll around the city for ... Read More »
Party games have seen a rise in popularity over the last few years, and the main contributor to this is Team17’s Overcooked! series. These wacky cooking party games put the genre back on the map... Read More »
RoboCop is one of those action franchises that dates back from the late ’80s and early ’90s and still has a fairly huge fanbase. For its time, the action was on point, and the overall sci-... Read More »
Let’s be honest, Diablo IV wasn’t as good as many gamers hoped for. While the overall premise and atmosphere very much dragged us in, it was the level scaling, the endless grinding, and th... Read More »
The Invincible is a Polish ‘hard science fiction’ novel published in 1964. Hard science fiction means the media is more concerned with realistic depictions of science and nature, usually t... Read More »