Vampire Survivors basically put the auto-battler survival genre on the map. The overnight success of the game also spawned many clones, such as Nordic Ashes or Remedium: Sentinels, with some being sig... Read More »
We’ve had quite a busy Summer when it came to game releases, and it seems like things aren’t going to slow down any time soon. We’ve recently explored space in both Starfield and the... Read More »
During the course of the last few years, party games have seen a huge increase in popularity again. Overcooked! has been a massive trailblazer to put this genre back on the map, and we absolutely enjo... Read More »
Long gone are the days that games such as Final Fight or Streets of Rage reigned supreme. While many of these classics are getting a new lease on life, the side-scrolling beat ’em up genre has f... Read More »
Visual novels are often a matter of personal taste, and it doesn’t mean because you like the format, you will actually like all the genre has to offer. Visual novels can revolve around basically... 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 »
When we see new Cinéart releases hit our inbox, we are often quite intrigued, as these films are on many occasions semi-indie projects that bring something original to the table. These (lower budget)... Read More »
Outside of bopping innocent turtles on the head and stomping sentient mushrooms, Mario also likes to keep himself fit by participating in a variety of sports. We have seen the iconic plumber hit home ... Read More »
The Craft was a fairly big hit when it was released in 1996. A coven of high-school girls that turned into full-blown witches who worked out spells against those who did them wrong, was an interesting... Read More »
Back in February, we took a closer look at the DVD release of Anna, which is handled by Belga Home Video. We loved the Luc Besson-directed movie and we could not take our eyes off Sasha Luss, who brou... Read More »