Review: Carving a relationship in Boyfriend Dungeon can be quite a violent affair
I guess Boyfriend Dungeon proves that love can really bloom on the battlefield, huh?
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Psikyo Shooting Stars Bravo delivers a payload of shooters to the Switch
It might be light on content, but at least the selection is fun to play, especially the two Gunbird games.
Blazing Chrome drops a new trailer as it locks and loads for release
Blazing Chrome is set to bring Contra-esque goodness to consoles and PC on July 11th. The Arcade Crew has just released a trailer to commemorate the event. Developed by the folks at Joysmasher, who were responsible for Odallus: The Dark Call and Oniken, Blazing Chrome will soon dish some retro damage. The video reveals details on…
Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart just got a gorgeous port on PC
Sony’s dimension traveling dynamic duo arrives on Steam with a huge bang with Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, one of the best optimized console-to-PC conversions we’ve ever seen.
Magic: The Gathering Arena is setting to up the stakes in 2019
PAX East 2019 is set to be a pretty hot event for Magic: The Gathering, as it’s going to unveil the first Mythic Champioship Invitational, a Magic: The Gathering arena tournament set to award winners up to one million dollars in prizes. Out of the ten million total, the rest will be awarded to whoever…
Smoke and Sacrifice will certainly remind you of Don’t Starve
Smoke and Sacrifice is somewhat flawed and slow to play, but if you can managed to overcome these issues, there’s an entertaining game to be found.
E3 2014 – White Night Hands-on Impressions
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: you’re in a game exploring a mansion – go ahead and stop me if you want – and you’re all alone in the dark – go on! – it’s really scary and you’re defenseless. Drat, you didn’t stop me! All right, that was a lame attempt at…
Review: Marvel’s Avengers should’ve just been called The Adventures of Ms. Marvel
Marvel’s Avengers is an average character action game with a fun single player campaign. Unfortunately it’s saddled with a tiring, formulaic and repetitive mission-based multiplayer that hinges on gear score progression and feels tired and wholly unnecessary.
Review: Herzog Zwei is an incredible send off to Sega Ages
Herzog Zwei is a hard to get into but still a very playable classic that was fundamental in paving the way to modern RTSs; and it’s one hell of a way to close off the Sega Ages collection.
Review: Roll up, roll up – Circus Electrique combines management and tactics under the big top
Circus Electrique isn’t for everyone and wears its influences openly, but this tale of steampunk tactics is surprisingly polished and addictive.