Game of the Year 2024: Best Old Game
Game of the year continues with a look back at some of the older games we played this year.
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Review: River City Saga: Three Kingdoms is quality cartoonish mayhem
River City Saga: Three Kingdoms is yet another quality entry in the franchise, taking the Kunio Kun crew on a fun romp across ancient China.
E3 2015 – Creative Assembly goes all out with Total War: Warhammer
The Warhammer franchise was in force at E3 this year. Not only were there multiple games being shown coming in from Focus Interactive – which we’ll also be previewing – Creative Assembly, the makers of some of the finest and possibly the biggest real-time strategy games also had something to show. That something was Total…
Entertainium’s Most Anticipated Games of 2022
Entertainium staff Andy, Callum and Gareth offer their thoughts on what games they’ll be looking out for in the following year.
Review: Chained Echoes is a beautiful throwback JPRG
Chained Echoes is a must-play both for fans of old school JRPGs as well as story-centric role-playing games.
Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens Review – Not so far far away
Luke Skywalker’s gaze was noticeably drawn to the lightsaber that rested just a few inches away. He turned towards the window once more, trying to suppress the internal rage. Out the window, rebel ships shattered into pieces like glass or were scattered and useless against the Empire’s large Star Destroyers. Luke turned back towards his…
Review: Hellpoint’s lack of direction is exciting – for a time
Aimless exploration can only sustain Hellpoint for so long without ample plot development to keep you going.
Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse Announcement
Castle of Illusion is easily one of SEGA Genesis’ most iconic games. And now that remakes are all around, it’s Mickey’s turn to get a facelift. SEGA is handling the remake and it’s soon to be released on Playstation 3 on September 3th and on Xbox 360 and PC on September 4th, for $15 or…
E3 2014 – Fenix Rage Hands-on Impressions
I always feel a special kind of tinge in my heart whenever I get to see a game that’s inspired by Super Meat Boy. It’s that kind of feeling that marries well with the dread I’m certain to feel right afterwards, when my poor character has lived through what cats would consider eons. Fenix Rage…
If things aren’t going your way in Iconoclasts, throw a wrench at them
Iconoclasts sure lives up to its name. As a Metroid/Castlevania Symphony of the Night-inspired game, it’s totally serviceable: you explore a large grid-based map and use new equipment to help unlock new paths that take you further into the world. But it’s the way that it approaches your development that really sets it apart from…