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Mafia: The Old Country
Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound
The Soulslike genre of games has been a staple of modern gaming for well over a decade by this point. Chinese developer Leenzee has produced their own take at this popular (and merciless) genre.
After the series received a well received rejuvenation with the release of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2 back in 2020, fans have been anxiously awaiting a follow-up with the next two entries in the series. For a while, it was looking like this may not happen after developer...
When it comes to adapting iconic ’80s action films, few studios manage to capture the magic, let alone improve upon it. After the unexpected triumph of RoboCop: Rogue City (read our review), the question lingered: could Teyon deliver a follow-up that lived up to the new standard?
Rematch
The FC series, formerly known as FIFA, has reigned supreme in the realm of soccer/futbol video games for years now, with competitors moving to free-to-play or dying off entirely. Coming from an unlikely source, Sifu and Absolver developer Sloclap has entered the tournament with a new online-only third-person soccer game,...
FBC: Firebreak
Tron: Catalyst
The media hype train is starting to ramp up for the upcoming third Tron movie. Bithell Games has been tasked with developing a new game set within the same universe. TRON: Catalyst has just released, and it has a lot more interactivity than Bithell Games’ last entry, TRON: Identity. We’ve...
Elden Ring: Nightreign
FromSoftware’s Elden Ring Nightreign is upon us, with it, the studio’s first multiplayer-centric Soulsborne. Like many, I too wasn’t thrilled by the idea of it, raising concerns that the studio was going down the dark and gloomy rabbit hole that many consider live services to be.
Blades of Fire
The Onimusha series began in 2001 on the PlayStation 2 and spawned several games between the mainline series, spin-offs for consoles like PS2, and even one on the Game Boy Advance. What seemed to be a very popular series for Capcom quickly ground to a halt, going on a long...
