Spirit Mancer Review – Pokémon hack’n’slash experience
How about a combo gameplay idea where you build up a deck to swap out monsters while hacking and slashing your way through levels filled with enemies? Spirit Mancer will…
Curious Video Game Machines review – a trip into the dark side of gaming
Curious Video Game Machines is a 230 pages book all about, well, the title says it all, doesn't it? He takes a look at a series of strange ideas, ranging from VHS consoles to the Master System Girl, the Casio Loopy and the Barcode Battler(s),
Airhead review – body and soul one will burn
A mysterious and secret world, where everything is dominated by vast rural landscapes and a direction enriched by one-of-a-kind minimalist graphics that will make your eyes sparkle. This is Airhead, a badass puzzler with a huge personality.
Helldivers 2 review – doing our part
Helldivers 2, developed by Arrowhead Studios and published by PlayStation Studios and Sony Entertainment is a sci-fi third person shooter. But is it worth your time?
Chronique des Silencieux Review
Chronique des Silencieux is a detective adventure game set in 1970s France. Here's what we think.
New Cycle review – survive and thrive in a post-apocalyptic world
New Cycle is a great title that maintains many fan-favorite elements of the genre. It impresses without bringing something new to the table.
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown review – a great series comeback
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is a great comeback to the Prince of Persia series with a unique story and an amazing world full of secrets.
Into the Indies book – how indie developers thrive and survive
Nikolis Asimakis' Into The Indies book collects several interviews the author made over the course of several years with many actual indie studios and one-man indie devs.
Vampire Survivors: Emergency Meeting review
Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the SUS one among us all? Find out in our Vampire Survivors Emergency Meeting review.
Trinity Fusion review – t-t-triple combo
Presented as a roguelite hack-n-slash metroidvania, the developers have worked hard to make the full release of Trinity Fusion a worthy contender in a quite saturated market. Does the game have enough unique features to stand on its own two multiverse legs?
My Little Blood Cult: Let’s Summon Demons review
A fishing mobile game that lacks too much content to be fun or even playable despite its great visuals and audio.
House Flipper 2 review – the fun side of cleaning
If you enjoyed the original House Flipper and are looking for more redecorating, you're in for a treat. House Flipper 2 is finally among us and clearly keeps some of the original game's favorite mechanics intact while also having its own unique additions.
Soul Tolerance: Prologue review – lifeless robots
From the developers of ENCODYA, this cyberpunk adventure is powered by a voxel engine, plus a different point and click style. As the first part of the planned five-part series, we guide a detective robot in discovering the dystopian future where robots have taken over.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora review – Pandora at its finest
Are you looking for more Avatar action after the latest 2022 film, Way of Water? Well, you're in luck as Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is finally being released and allows…
Dredge The Pale Reach review – a freezing Terror
Dredge used thalassophobia to great effect and, in its first expansion, The Pale Reach, we'll head towards a new kind of horror: the unspeakable kind.
Wizordum review – Hocus Pocunstein 3D
Wizordum definitely feels like the missing link between Wolfenstein 3D, Hocus Pocus and Heretic. A sort of full-on 1992 experience which feels different from many "boomer shooters" resurgence, since it aims for a very specific niche.
In Stars and Time review – take me away I don’t mind
In Stars and Time gets a lot of things right, but fumbles in some other departments. With a unique loop mechanic, comes a lot of backtracking and much less freedom than one might think at the beginning.
Flashback 2 review – more like cashback
Flashback 2 feels like a 1992 blueprint which was barely updated for 2023. It is not that the controls can't be remapped or that there are no graphical options beyond low/medium/high. It's that most of its mechanics don't really make much sense or entertaining to begin with. The gameplay was moved to a 2.5d plane, which might make sense in locations that you explore, but for the action sequences makes everything confusing and plainly badly planned.
Lake: Season’s Greetings DLC review – a winter wonderland
A relaxing winter wonderland experience that has you exploring the snowy and festive town of Providence Oak during the holidays.
The Kindeman Remedy review – re-animate me
The Kindeman Remedy seems an interesting blueprint for a future game which expands on its management mechanics. A crazy doctor and a lascivious nun are up to no good.