We were quite skeptical when we saw the announcement trailer for Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl, but we decided to give the game a fair chance anyway. The game didn’t hide that it took the main comp... Read More »
It has been a solid three years since we first tried out the Bus Simulator games. The PC version was well-received but its console port and DLC weren’t that great. After all this time, one can specu... Read More »
We’ve seen a huge surge of party games over the last few years, and many of the bigger ones have left lasting impressions on the genre. We have scrambled many eggs in Overcooked, we have trashed... Read More »
The Chernobyl disaster happened over thirty years ago and yet it continues to fascinate many people. Whether it’s the preventable nature of the incident or the many long-term consequences it has... Read More »
When we saw UnMetal’s trailer for the first time, we didn’t quite know what to expect. The retro action gameplay certainly showed promise but the jokes were crude and the voice acting felt over-th... Read More »
It sometimes takes a while for a PC game to get ported to consoles, and more than often it’s a simple port to reach a bigger audience. This happens to be the case for Apsulov: End of Gods, which... Read More »
While Far Cry has always been a popular Ubisoft IP, the series gained a lot of popularity with the release of Far Cry 3 back in 2012. FC3 offered a massive open-world experience, with a lot of things ... Read More »
Games directed towards children are often not the best games you can buy. More than often these games draw in your kids with a certain franchise on the cover, only to turn into a bland and horrible me... Read More »
We Create Stuff is an independent developer that has a limited background in the gaming world, mostly in the form of making mods that have been well received by the community. Putting this experience ... Read More »
Cutesy and simple games have been around forever. More often than not these games tend to be entertaining for a very short while and are often forgotten mere moments later. It’s typical for thes... Read More »