ASTLIBRA Revision is a side-scrolling 2D action JRPG that got very good reviews on Steam, gaining worldwide success with its weird worlds and cool gameplay. You can try to optimize your equipment and... Read More »
After already being available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox, and through Steam, Lil Gator Game is embarking on the next part of its journey. This whimsical adventure game is now available thro... Read More »
PowerWash Simulator has been going strong ever since its release and seems particularly fond of adding special DLC that is themed after other popular properties. After their Final Fantasy inspired pac... Read More »
Gas Station Simulator is exactly what it says on the tin: a simple but fun simulation game where you run your own gas station. The game has been out for about two years with several successful DLCs al... 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 »
It’s almost been a year since JBL was so kind to provide us with the Quantum 910 Wireless, which still is our main gaming companion. While the device was in fact a multi-platform headset, it sti... Read More »
It’s been nearly a year since we took a closer look at one of Kioxia’s USB flash drives, and we honestly didn’t expect to be reviewing a new USB stick any time soon. We often tend to... Read More »
We have seen some huge changes in the gaming industry through the decades, but new trends continually emerge, offering players and developers exciting prospects. Let’s delve deeper into these de... Read More »
Earlier this year, we returned to Middle Earth in Gollum, which turned out to be a contender for worst game of the year. As long-time fans of The Lord of the Rings, we were somewhat wary then, when Re... Read More »
