Anodyne 2: Return to Dust, the deeply personal lo-fi 2D and 3D adventure game from developer Analgesic Productions and publisher Ratalaika Games S.L. dives into dreams on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X,... Read More »
THQ Nordic just confirmed that the popular RPG title, Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning is making its way to the Nintendo Switch in mid-march. In addition to the base game, all current DLC packs will b... Read More »
Political turmoil has never been more exciting than it is when you’re pulling the strings yourself, if you’re able to deal with all the stress your choices bring you. Suzerain is a game al... Read More »
Few games have become such a staple as four-in-a-row. The “official” Milton Bradley version of the classic token matching game was released nearly 50 years ago, and there have been countless varia... Read More »
NACON and Cyanide have kicked off the next part of the pre-launch campaign for Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood. The next phase of the campaign focuses on the fictional Endron corporation a... Read More »
NACON and creā-ture Studios have proudly announced that they are teaming up to deliver Session: Skateboarding Sim Game, a brand new skateboarding simulation that is now available in early access. Wit... Read More »
This Friday sees the console debut of Drageus games’ latest release, the puzzle title Colorful Colore. The game adheres to Drageus Games’ design foundations for a wonderful puzzle title. Colorful ... Read More »
Mad Pixels is a game where you need to uncover Japanese nonograms. It’s a game that has some elements of a game like MineSweeper, including the competitive gameplay in its multiplayer mode. Draw... Read More »
Emojis. You can’t get past them. They influence our daily lives so much. Hell; you might even use one when you send somebody the link with this review! The Emoji Story (also known as Picture Cha... Read More »
For some of us, there’s nothing as good to unwind to as a Japanese movie. Because the Japanese film industry has an.. interesting take to say the least when making cinema, you never truly know w... Read More »
