Latest Reviews
Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered revives the 2011 action adventure classic. While the game keeps its original appeal, the dated mechanics may struggle to resonate with a newer generation of players.
Be quiet as a mouse because your life depends on it, literally. In a nutshell, this is A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead, a horror game inspired by the 2018 movie of the same name.
Slay the Princess: The Pristine Cut is a narrative-driven horror adventure that feels more like a fine novel than a game, with many choices to make and even more ways of slaying the princess or being slayed yourself.
Fear the Spotlight is a small horror adventure that will give you a good scare, mostly with its dark atmosphere and the PlayStation 1-like graphics that will elevate the fear to completely another level.
Europa
Sit back, enjoy the beautiful scenery, and relax while soothing music plays in the background—that's how you'll feel while playing Europa, an adventure platformer that will relax your mind and feed your soul beyond words.
MechWarrior 5: Clans truly feels like a game made for the veterans of this long-running series but newcomers will find plenty of fun here too.
Silent Hill 2 is a horror that won't scare you with cheap jump scares and gruesome monsters—it will instead crawl under your skin and make a monster out of you.
Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero is a love letter to the true essence of the Budukai Tenkaichi series. Spike Chunsoft and Bandai Namco's latest title brings the fast-paced old-school Dragon Ball combat to life once again.
Do you want to see your favourite Looney Tunes characters compete in football, basketball, tennis, and golf using their own twisted rules? Then look no further because Looney Tunes: Wacky World of Sports will provide just that.
Go Mecha Ball is a small and straightforward Rogue-like title that will offer loads of fun using simple top-down shooter mechanics. Move, roll, shoot, repeat; that's pretty much it with this game.
Ravenswatch is a top-down, Rogue-like action RPG with captivating mechanics and a lovely art style that fans of the genre probably wouldn't want to miss out on.
Choose the fighter, roam the streets and beat the tar out of everyone who crosses your path—that's pretty much The Karate Kid: Sreet Rumble in a nutshell.
