I wished I had a Senzu bean on me after Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot’s E3 demo blew me away
It looks like Dragon Ball Z is finally getting an adventure game that will do it justice.
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Ibb & Obb Review
Depending on how you play Ibb & Obb, it will either be a delightful game of jolly cooperation or an exercise in multitasking hell. Despite its inviting looks, Ibb & Obb is a deceitfully challenging game. It’s cooperative-based platforming requires coordination on a grand scale, as well as extreme dexterity should you play solo. Guiding…
This isn’t the Black Mirror you’re looking for…
The fact that Black Mirror has become such a huge success over the last few years is nothing short of astounding. But some might be surprised to know that there’s another series of the same name that contains some of the more obscure cult adventure games on the PC. The latest entry, simply titled Black…
Game of Thrones: Episode Two – The Lost Lords Review
Game of Thrones‘ premiere episode started and ended in excellent manner. Like the books and fantastic TV show, no punches were pulled as plenty of gut wrenching were in store throughout it. Episode two also deserves a lot of praise for its quality, but in a different manner. The Lost Lords manages to carry the…
Game of the Year 2024: Callum’s Picks
2024 sure was a rough year, huh? Here’s some games that stood out.
Review: Guilty Gear Strive attempts to make the series more approachable and is mostly successful
Despite some failings in its tutorial, Guilty Gear Strive is ultimately a more approachable entry in the series.
From E3 2017: Middle-Earth: Shadow of War is no appendix to Lord of the Rings
E3 2017 proper started pretty darn well for me. Soon after the doors opened at the Los Angeles Convention Center and the crowd outside started to flood south hall, I touched down at Warner Bros’ booth to check out the sequel to one of my favorite releases of the past few years, Middle-Earth: Shadow of…
Review: Casebook 1899 – The Leipzig Murders is a classic deductive point-and-click
Casebook 1899 – The Leipzig Murders is nicely paced and atmospheric German point-and-click.
Review: Humankind lets you experience cultural evolution and revolution as you race to the stars
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Review: Drop everything you are doing and play Horace
Horace is an emotionally powerful game that you should by all means play as soon as you can.