It’s only been slightly more than a month since we received the rerelease of the third and fourth seasons of The Smurfs. This cartoon reigned supreme in many countries during the period of 1981 till... Read More »
We’ll first start off with the massive elephant in the room here, and that’s the fact that the Resident Evil movies are considered rubbish, garbage, not properly in sync with the games, disrespect... Read More »
We have done our fair share of reviews on the Overcooked series and its DLC options for the second game. We loved every second of this franchise and, truth be told, it put party games back on the map.... Read More »
We have discussed it several times before when it comes to Sony Pictures Home Entertainment bringing classic releases (back) to DVD, Blu-ray, or in this case to 4K Ultra HD format. Of course, some tit... Read More »
As our editorial office is located in Belgium, we pride ourselves when we see things that originated from our tiny little speck on the world map. In this case, we revisit the work of Peyo, which got t... Read More »
No Brakes Games and Curve Digital are delighted to announce that the Stadia version of their multiplayer platformer Human: Fall Flat is available today for £11.99/$14.99/€14.99 with a discount... Read More »
I’m sure we all know the feeling about combining two or more things we love into a giant but delicious cocktail. This can be about anything really, in the food industry, for example, they created se... Read More »
The Patapon series might be unknown to some, but these games were actually quite popular in the heyday of the PSP. The games featured the gameplay of a rhythm game, with a tactical experience thrown i... Read More »
When a game presents its title in nearly all caps, it feels like someone is just shouting in your ears. Nonetheless, some publishers pride themselves in coming up with titles such as this, which are s... Read More »
The Switch paved the way for many indie developers to release their projects on Nintendo’s latest platform. While the Wii U already had its fair share of digital indie releases, it seemed there was ... Read More »