REVIEW: Battlezone 98 Redux
We’ll be honest with you: we liked this game’s graphics better when it originally came out 18 years ago. The Redux version is too bright and colorful, as if it were…
REVIEW: Dark Souls 3
The Souls series has come a long way. Basing its roots from the title Demon’s Souls, it made us appreciate its motto of “difficult, but fair”. Dark Souls 1 and 2…
REVIEW: Battlefleet Gothic: Armada
Love the Emperor for He is the salvation of mankind. Obey His words for He will lead you into the light of the future. Heed His wisdom for He will protect…
REVIEW: The Banner Saga 2
The caravan made its way west through a snow-covered tundra. Travelling together were humans and horned giants – two people whose mutual enemy annihilated their families. We cannot stop, for Draugr…
REVIEW: Stardew Valley
What to do when you’re 25 years old, have a meaningless job in a huge corporation and you don’t feel alive or fulfilled with your life? According to Stardew Valley, going…
REVIEW: Shardlight
The last game we talked about from our favorite retro P&C adventurists, the Wadjet Eye studio, was Technobabylon, which was about a false utopian future in a cyberpunk setting, and now…
REVIEW: Samorost 3
What do you need to fly off into space? A bathtub, a stool, two handles for steering, the top of a plastic bottle (sealed with a cork) – all of this…
REVIEW: Mortal Kombat XL
What is this? Another Mortal Kombat, barely a year after the last one? We inserted the disc into our Playstation 4 and already on the main screen were met with déjà…
REVIEW: The Last Door: Season 2
About half a decade ago the horror genre was resuscitated, mostly thanks to Frictional Games, although the community’s interests had shifted towards the more “substantial” horror with monsters and general panic…
REVIEW: Hitman – Intro Pack
Episodic releases are kind of like Schweppes – instantly refreshing but they leave a bitter taste in your mouth. Jokes aside, this trend in the gaming world seems to be on…
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