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Capes is an XCOM-style turn-based tactics superhero strategy game. Getselious likes Superheroes and RPGs! Is this match made in heaven, or will the villains have the final laugh? Capes is a fun and unique take on a new superhero type of game. It has similarities to Midnight Sun but has…
Hammerwatch 2 retains the same Dungeons and Dragons feel as the original game, but this time is less friendly for those looking to play the game by themselves. There’s plenty to do, but sometimes it just feels like it was tacked on. Regardless, if you have some friends or randoms to play Hammerwatch II with you, it becomes a better experience.
Getselious ventures into a dark world and must destroy increasingly horrifying creatures, only wielding fierce weaponry & powerful magic in Bleak Sword DX. How does the game stack up? Things may look bleak, but it is never hopeless.
Wildfrost is an interesting roguelike deckbuilder game, that is a bit on the harder side that may put off people. Still, I’m looking for more people to dive into the game, find out strategies, and hopefully, the developer will tweak the game and release more content down the road.
Game Name: Best Month Ever Platform(s): PC Publisher(s): Klabater Developer(s): Warsaw Film School Video Game & Film Production Studio Release Date: May 5th, 2022 Price: $19.99 Our thoughts on Best Month Ever are mostly positive. The gameplay is more like a TellTales esque game mixed with point and click…
https://youtu.be/ScsnJ-o7ht8 Game Name: Chinatown Detective Agency Platform(s): Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC Publisher(s): Humble Games, WhisperGames Developer(s): General Interactive Co. Release Date: April 7th, 2022 Price: $24.99 GetSelious & Sithscott take a look at the detective noir point and click game inspired by Carmen Sandiego. The pixel art is fantastic,…
It only took a year for it to hit the PC and while it’s still a bit more technical than most fighters, it’s still enjoyable. Overall Skullgirls on Steam is somewhat superior that it’s console counterpart but not so much. It’s polished game in story, universe, characters, and art wise. It just falls a bit short in the game department due not having a way for players to ease into learning the game.