It’s been eight years since the last installment of the main Blood Bowl series has been released. We found the game to be quite enjoyable, and truth be told, we didn’t expect a new install... Read More »
It makes one feel very old when realizing that the English version of Tales of Symphonia is almost twenty years old. The game was originally released for Nintendo’s GameCube and it was such a su... Read More »
When the original Octopath Traveler was released in 2018 for Nintendo’s Switch, it was an immediate success. Gamers and critics alike loved the overall visual blend of 2D and 3D elements, the cl... Read More »
Back in the day, FPS games were the top genre on PC. Fast-paced and hard-hitting games such as Heretic, Quake, and DOOM took over the world with violence and unique styles. While for some time other g... Read More »
Voltage High Society is a first-person cyberpunk Metroidvania game developed and published by the indie game studio Platonic Partnership, and the game is currently in Early Access. With its gritty ret... Read More »
With releases such as Samurai Riot and Mayhem Brawler, it’s clear that the side-scrolling beat ’em up genre is not dead. While we are no longer in the golden age when games such as Streets... Read More »
Back in 2018, we took a closer look at the Switch version of Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA, a game that was already released on several other platforms back in 2016. Now, this old-school RPG title was re... Read More »
Not that long ago we took a closer look at PDP’s controller range for Xbox Series X/S and PC. We tried out the beautiful-looking REMATCH Advanced Wired Controller, to then light up our gaming se... Read More »
Some publishers get famous for one specific type of game and hold on to it like it’s the last candy bar on Earth. One of those publishers is 3D Realms (did you know they were first only known as... Read More »
With No More Heroes III originally launching solely on Nintendo’s hybrid console, we reckon that a lot of gamers were a bit disappointed that they weren’t able to play through Travis Touch... Read More »