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YS is what you’d call a seasoned veteran, having made its debut back in 1987 on the PC-8801. Throughout the years, the franchise has gone to amass quite the loyal fandom that vehemently recommends it as a top Action RPG – and you know what, they’re not wrong. This title,...
As a kid, Sonic was the greatest. Mario was for nerds, and real gamers preached the way of the Blue Blur. Sadly, reality didn’t agree and Nintendo’s Mario emerged the victor of gaming’s bloodiest console war, absolutely crushing Sega and Sonic under his brown heel. Ever since then we’ve been...
Making a kart game is a different kind of beast in the years since Mario Kart 8 has decided to become the Skyrim of goofy racers. It used to be that each generation had something to try out that might be the big winner or at least be somewhat appealing....
Before I start talking about Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration, I think it’s fair to give you a little insight onto why this collection felt so special to yours truly. I have already stated in the past that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game was my first gaming...
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It’s hard to ignore that we are arguably living in the new golden age for horror games. Over the past few years, we’ve had a wealth of great horror games after an extensive dry period. Ranging from terrifying and engaging games, like MADiSON and Visage, providing relentless assaults on the senses,...
Very few people are going to be able to avoid the phenomenon that is Vampire Survivors. A game that seemingly came out of nowhere, this endless, indie roguelite has captured the hearts and minds of players across the PC base. Enticed by rave reviews from multiple big names, this Early...
It’s that time of year again. It’s cold, the sun starts to go down sooner and sooner every night, pumpkin spice lattes start being sold in caf´s, and there’s a new Call Of Duty on storeshelves. Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, not to be mistaken with the similarly named...
I don’t grab a yearly version of Football Manager for two reasons: the minute differences between versions (other than the roster, which you can edit, of course) and the amount of busy work you have to do before setting up a new version. These include patching licenses up with mods,...
Being able to innovate upon such a game like Arkanoid or Breakout is easier said than done. There’s just so much you can do with a simplistic formula like moving a paddle in order to deflect a ball towards some destructible bricks. The original Arkanoid did build upon Breakout with...
When I reviewed Resident Evil Village last year, I found it to be one of the best Resident Evil games to date. It was so close to perfection; only being let down by its final act locations that felt just a little rushed and uninspired. Sixteen months later and a...
There’s no feeling quite like solving a difficult puzzle in a mystery game. When things start to fall into place, when you manage to understand what the hell is going on around you, when you finally realize an incoming plot twist, and so on. That’s what makes real deduction games...
I appreciate whenever a video game tries to do something new. Bioware made a name for themselves with franchises like Dragon Age and Mass Effect, where your decisions would greatly affect the plot, as well as your relationships with others. Demon’s Souls forever revolutionized action RPGs by creating a brutal and...
