REVIEW: Ratchet and Clank
New-gen consoles have been in our homes for a while now, and it’s only been a matter of time before a franchise that’s almost 15 years old now makes its debut…
REVIEW: Quantum Break
It seems that over the last decade and a half, television and cinema have switched roles. The television nowadays invests in intriguing and thoughtful shows (Breaking Bad, The Wire, Black Mirror),…
REVIEW: Killer Instinct
There’s an internet meme many of you know, but many won’t remember the fighting game from which it originated. The so-called Combo breaker shout, or more accurately “C-c-c-combo breaker!” was and…
REVIEW: Hyper Light Drifter
Games that have the capacity to change the gaming industry in a certain way and leave a huge mark on their players, programmers and publishers only with their appearance, innovation and…
REVIEW: Goetia
Probably every one of us lamented over the dreary faith of P&C adventures, what happened and how this once popular game genre ended up where it is now, nearly forgotten with…
REVIEW: Flat Kingdom
The Earth is flat! And when we say flat, we mean two-dimensional, and when we say Earth, we mean the world of the platformer game Flat Kingdom. This cute 2D “paper-craft”…
REVIEW: Deponia Doomsday
Rufus, you rude, selfish rascal, how I missed you! We think that in the history of video games there never was a main character that you cared so much for, but…
REVIEW: The Collider 2
The Collider 2 is a relatively simple and fun game in which you need to navigate tunnels and unlike the title suggests you need to avoid colliding with other objects. An…
REVIEW: Ashes of Singularity
I was more than a little excited for this title because I thought it’s going to hit that nostalgia spot and bring back the good old days of Supreme Commander. The…
REVIEW: Nova Covert Ops
In the autumn of 2002, almost 14 years ago, Blizzard introduced the world to agent November Annabella “Nova” Terra, a member of the elite Ghost unit from the StarCraft universe. We…
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