In our recent review of The Knight Witch, we briefly mused on witches as unlikely protagonists in video games. Our words aren’t even cold and we’re once again looking at a game with a witch protag... Read More »
Fans of DC, attention please! Soon you’ll be able to throw yourself at an entirely new adventure. Outright Games, who are responsible for a lot of interactive family-friendly entertainment has a... Read More »
Waves of Steel is a build-your-own-battleship (or BOYB for short) game that allows you to build your vessel and take it to water into crazed naval combat simulation. Sounds wild, right? TMA Games has ... Read More »
People who play VR action RPG RUINSMAGUS can enjoy a ton of new content coming to the game. The devs have announced both a major content update and a paid DLC will be released today. This free update ... Read More »
Ever heard about the ARMORED CORE games? After about 10 years of silence around the ARMORED CORE franchise, FromSoftware and Bandai Namco finally added ARMORED CORE VI: FIRES OF RUBICON to the 25-year... Read More »
After a busy year of trying out several wireless earbuds, studio headphones, and headphones for people who have partial hearing loss, it has been a while since we last reviewed a dedicated gaming head... Read More »
If you know something about sports games, then you know that most series release a new game every year or two. A prime example of this is the FIFA franchise, but also smaller, lesser-known games such ... Read More »
Some games are more about the journey or telling a story than anything else. This fact gave us many new and different game genres over the past few years, from walking simulators to artsy platformers ... Read More »
It seems like it has been the season for Mario Kart clones. We recently took a closer look at the third installment of Nickelodeon Kart Racers, as well as the brand-new Smurfs Kart. These games were q... Read More »
We have played through our fair share of kids’ games over the years, and some were a lot better than others. Games for a younger audience remain rather tricky, as they tend to be very shallow an... Read More »
