Review: Pendragon and the exciting tales we tell ourselves
With Pendragon, British developer inkle apply their flair for narrative design to Arthurian legend – but are less successful in experimenting with turn-based tactics
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Review: Puff up your hair and grab your bomber jacket, Gleylancer is back
Gleylancer is a previously Japan-only gem of a game that is a great pickup for both retro shooter fans and casual players.
Review: For as needless as it is, Ys Memorie: Revelations in Celceta remains a fun romp with Adol
An unnecessary trip is still a welcome one in the case of Ys Memorie: Revelations in Celceta.
Live the HD life of the Dragon of Dojima in Yakuza Remastered Collection
All of Yakuza is now right by your fingertips. Have at it!
BGS 2018: As the crow flies straight, so will Days Gone in 2019
Days Gone has been a hard game to pin down as something that I’m dying to play ever since its announcement a couple of E3s back. It has always felt way too similar to The Last of Us in terms of setting, as both deal with some sort of zombie apocalypse or another, and gameplay,…
Star Wars has always played big on nostalgia in gaming, and it’s all the better for it
Two distinct sides within the same gigantic brand that is Star Wars use nostalgia to a great effect and are helping to provide some of the best gaming experiences of the year.
Mana Spark is a solid roguelike, as long as you’re willing to stick with it
My most recent run in Mana Spark was easily my best one. My build was as close to perfect as I could hope: I could fire multiple arrows per shot, the cooldown between shots almost nonexistent; my attack power was such that I could kill everything in one or two shots, thanks to my arrows…
Review: Back for more with Streets of Rage 4: Mr. X Nightmare
Mr. X Nightmare brings a host of new fun options to Streets of Rage 4.
Day of the Tentacle Remastered Review – Back to the Mansion
Day of the Tentacle is perhaps the greatest adventure game of all time. It’s been well over twenty years since it made its debut on PC, and since then, the genre has seen its ups and downs, with newer and more modern titles making use of the fundamentals set by golden age Lucasarts and Sierra…
Review: Sker Ritual is a horror shooter that caters well to a specific audience
A leftfield spinoff from 2020’s Maid of Sker, this multiplayer shooter is best suited to Call of Duty zombies mode veterans.