REVIEW: Life is Strange
It’s hard growing up. When you’re teenager, everything seems strange, your emotions fluctuate, and you make bad decisions after…
REVIEW: That Dragon, Cancer
Sometimes a bad game gets published; sometimes a good game gets published. And sometimes a game gets published that…
REVIEW: Oxenfree
Oxenfree is a debut game from the Night School Studio, a young indie studio, who’s in part comprised of…
REVIEW: UnderRail
The world is almost destroyed. The surface of our small planet is completely uninhabitable and the survivors are relocating…
REVIEW: Assassin’s Creed Chronicles:…
We’re getting the second part of assassin Chronicles after the holidays, and just in time to fill the void…
REVIEW: Darkest Dungeon
Exactly one year ago, in February 2015 this promising rogue-like RPG appeared on Steam Early Access as another offspring…
REVIEW: Homeworld: Deserts of…
In the last few years a wave of MOBAs (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) F2P games had flooded the gaming…
REVIEW: Resident Evil 0…
Prequel, introduction, Chapter 0, the game before the game. No matter how we call them, publishers simply love making…
REVIEW: Dragon’s Dogma: Dark…
Don’t you just love it when during the holiday season your auntie Mary cooks the Sunday lunch? And she…
REVIEW: XCOM 2
Already after 10 minutes of the first mission it becomes very clear why XCOM 2 wasn’t developed on console…
