Dead Island 2 SoLA Festival Review – A Bloody Familiar Concert
After Haus and it’s latex-ridden cult of severed heads, Dead Island 2 returns with the second DLC, SoLA Festival. Is ...
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Gigantic: Rampage Edition Review – A Return of Colossal Proportions
Gigantic: Rampage Edition marks the unexpected resurrection of a beloved action MOBA game that went from massive hype to swift ...
Predecessor Interview With Omeda Studios – Paragon Reborn and the Changes Powering It
Predecessor is Omeda Studios’ upcoming take on the third-person action MOBA, building on the foundations of Epic Games’ short-lived Paragon, ...
Predecessor Hands-On Preview – Rising From the MOBA Ashes
Since Epic Games decided to shut down Paragon and offer millions worth of game assets for free, there have been ...
South Park: Snow Day! Review – Endless Winter Wars
After two successful runs in the RPG genre, South Park returns for another round of provocative humor and shenanigans with ...
The Outlast Trials Review – Experiments in Cooperative Horror
The Outlast Trials is the type of game that clearly stands proud alongside the other episodes of a popular franchise, ...
Expeditions: A Mudrunner Game Review – Mud on Your Face
Expeditions: A Mudrunner Game is the latest in the mud-drenched series and quite the physics-based paradise. This is a playground ...
Dicefolk Review – A Spin of the Dice
Dicefolk is a game that puts a literal spin on the creature battler, allowing you to play a good solo ...
Skull and Bones Review – Tales From the Ship
Skull and Bones has finally hit the shores after over a decade under development, having been through many uncertainties and ...
Ultros Review – The Loop Garden
Ultros is a rogue-lite Metroidvania with a colorful soul and a looping core. Balancing the standard tropes of the genre ...
Indika Hands-On Preview – Sympathy for the Devil
Games that promise to make players face complex morality questions aren’t uncommon, but the ones involving religion and the ...
Until Then Hands-On Preview – Friendships for the End of the World
Until Then is a mystery that we’re yet to unravel, bridging the gap between visual novel and interactive fiction ...
Phantom Abyss Review – Ghosts of the Past Runs
Phantom Abyss is a run for your lives, Indiana Jones meets Pitfall game where speed and thrills trump careful movement. ...
Black Desert Scholar Class Review – Hammers and Alchemy
Years go by and Black Desert is still going strong, with a robust player base and a development team that ...
Arknights Endfield Hands-On Preview – Fighting With My Factories
Arknights Endfield is the kind of spin-off that dares to take risks and completely swap genres without looking back. It ...
Turnip Boy Robs a Bank Review – The Healthy Kind of Heist
After committing tax fraud, everyone’s favorite bad veggie is back for another round of no-good deeds with Turnip Boy ...
War Hospital Review – A Closer Look Into the Horrors of War
War Hospital is both a tribute to the unsung heroes of war and a reminder of how conflict affects countless ...
Astronimo Review – A Little Big Galaxy of Flawed Inventions
Astronimo is a mix of side-scrolling platformer and contraption builder that screams LittleBigPlanet in more than one way. It’s ...
Expeditions: A MudRunner Game Hands-On Preview – The Most Physical Type of Driving
Expeditions: A MudRunner Game is the next title in Saber Interactive’s mud-drenched off-road series. Following on the dirty and ...
Wizordum Hands-On Preview – Scepters and Sorcery
Wizordum is a throwback to times when Doom was all the rage, a new generation of first-person shooters taking the ...