Difficult games always feel like a test to see whether you’ll best whatever it throws at you or if it’ll prevent you from moving forward due to its challenges exceeding what you’re physically capable of. Before Flywrench, I hadn’t encountered any examples of the latter. Any time I stopped playing an extremely hard game was…
Mortal Kombat 11 is probably the most approachable the series has ever been, and at the same time it’s also the most annoying.
We at Entertainium are a small team. We don’t often get the time to report on the news as it occurs because we’re busy with other matters. So, rather than expend energy writing up individual stories, we’ve elected to post a weekly recap of some news we feel is worth mentioning. Maybe that will be…
If you value an interesting cast of stories and a relaxed, almost jet-lagged mood, Night Call has got you covered.
If you played the original prototype of Superhot, the final game is simply more of that. And, frankly, that’s all it needed to be. The game jam version’s clever use of time manipulation resulted in a fun and stylish take on first-person shooting that had a ton of potential. It was easy to see how…
After years of enduring delay-based netcode, the future of Under Night In-Birth is looking bright.
Krypto’s return is looking good.
Underneath The Medium’s flawed execution lies a really good story you’ll want to struggle through playing in order to see more of.
Having a series of increasingly difficult fights would be great and all, but the main deal with The Good, The Bad, and The Augmented is that it gets really repetitive pretty quickly.
Stela is a solid game on the whole, but it lacks that final piece to make it truly great.
