Review: The Alters is a wonderful amalgam of several different styles of game which together create a unique sci-fi experience
So far, The Alters is the most compelling and intriguing game I’ve played this year.
So far, The Alters is the most compelling and intriguing game I’ve played this year.
If you thought From Software was done with the Dark Souls formula, think again. Now under the Activision banner, director Hidetaka Miyazaki is at it again, this time taking us for a ride in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. And from the 40 minutes or so I spent playing the game at Brazil Game Show, all…
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In late January, Monster Hunter World already solidified its spot on my game of the year list, as I talked about in my review of its console version. Six months later, we’re finally getting to play the PC port, and to all intents and purposes, it’s looking like it’s the definitive way to play Monster…
Remedy blends tense, fast-paced action and a conspiracy-ridden story that you won’t want to put down in Control.
We got a sneak peek at the first two episodes of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, an animated collaboration between CD Projekt Red and famed anime studio Trigger, during a press screening held by CDPR last Tuesday.
While the basic gameplay remains the same, Trine 5 manages to be yet another quality game in the long-running platforming puzzle franchise.
Survival horror sure has gone to the deep end in the years following its inception as a description given to a certain niche of games. What began with a healthy dose of originality with the Alone in the Dark games and saw a big boost thanks to the first Resident Evil, lasting for a while…
Mortal Kombat. Yes, with a K. No, I’m not pulling your leg. Someone actually named their fighting game like that. Who would’ve thunk it? Crazy, huh? Alright, time to drop the charade. There have been a ton of Mortal Kombat games over the years. The series has seen its share of success and a couple…
Sonic Origins is a convenient little package of the 16-bit Sonic games you’ve probably already played at some point in new and improved forms, with noteworthy issues in regards to content locked behind DLC depending on which version you buy.