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Two of the most famous weirdos in the gaming industry decided to join forces and develop a game based on their shared likes and oddities. A game made by Swery65 (of Deadly Premonition fame) alongside Suda51 (of No More Heroes and Killer7 game). What could/should have been a moment worth...
The year is 2008. An Australian man working at the University of Oxford, who used to play bass for the synthpop band Cut Copy, releases a little browser game, developed whilst procrastinating from finishing his dissertation in philosophy. That man is Bennett Foddy, and the game in question is QWOP,...
Wander Stars
Deckbuilding titles have been there and back again in recent years, and I’ve played just so, so many of them. From Fights in Tight Spaces to Phantom Rose 2: Sapphire, it’s clear that the roguelike approach of letting you build your arsenal of whatever on the fly is here to...
Bloober Team is one of those studios that got off to an incredibly rough start. Their initial batch of titles, such as Layers of Fear, oozed pretentiousness whilst lacking in horror and payoff, and to be honest, I was hugely worried about the Silent Hill 2 Remake once Bloober Team...
3DClouds has solidified itself as a talented group of individuals who are absolutely passionate about racing games, but have always been hampered by their projects being limited by a low production budget or being tied to a (most often underwhelming) license. With Formula Legends, the Italian studio has been given...
When Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba manga first debuted in 2016, it quickly became a global phenomenon, resulting in twenty-three collected volumes, an anime adaptation in 2019, and even a couple of video game entries, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Hinokami Chronicles, in 2022 and Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no...
Oh Bubsy. Bubsy the freaking Bobcat. Why are you a thing? Why are we still talking about you, nonstop, to this very day? Are we still facing the consequences of that one JonTron video from a decade and a half ago? Is this the reason this silly failed mascot is...
And we’re immediately off to an uncomfortable start. That is a teacher.
NBA 2K26
Man, it felt weird downloading a 70GB game onto a Nintendo system, but this just made me a bit more excited to review NBA 2K26. For the past few years, I’d stick to reviewing those games on a PS4 or PS5, and they’d always be the same damn thing, be...
For the uninitiated, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater is a stealth adventure that originally released on PlayStation 2 way back in 2004, with a heavy emphasis on storytelling and cinematic cutscenes. Since then, it has had countless re-releases, including Substance, which made drastic improvements on the base game. Metal...
What a time it is to be a ninja fan, with the fantastic Ninja Gaiden 2 Black earlier this year and the resurrection of 2D Ninja Gaiden with Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound. There is also the fantastic looking Ninja Gaiden 4 in a month, but in between that just launched one of the best...
Metal Eden
It’s undeniable that 2016’s Doom was one of the most influential games of the last decade, not only due to its fantastic gameplay, but also how it basically revived a subsection of first-person shooters focused specifically on fast-paced combat, fluid movement, and a lesser emphasis on precise aiming and positioning....
