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Neon White
Well this is a massive surprise. We’ve already had tons of great games this year from Dying Light 2 Stay Human to Total War: Warhammer 3, and many more. However, Neon White came out of nowhere is absolutely one of my favourite games in the past couple of years. It’s...
We’re back at it with yet another installment in Atari’s Recharged series. After the release of the flawed yet unique Kombinera, I thought the series had finally stopped to be in the company’s mind, but I guess I was wrong. Though I have to admit that something about Gravitar: Recharged...
It was but a matter of time for Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords to be remastered and released for the Switch, in the same manner Aspyr did with its predecessor about half a year ago. Originally developed by Obsidian, the same folks behind Fallout:...
When Nacon announced they were set to publish a Zorro game, I was stunned. No, it’s not because I’m a die-hard Zorro fan (my parents are, though), I just never thought I’d hear anything about the franchise ever again. I was even more suprised to find out that Zorro The...
Reviewing a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game (or any TMNT product in general) is something that will result in emotionally charged responses from me, be them positive or negative. This franchise was my childhood. It was my introduction to the English language, my introduction to the gaming world (TMNT II...
Supermassive Games has made a name for themselves as creators of video games bordering on interactive movies. Their biggest success came from their first outing into this genre, Until Dawn, back in 2015. It was praised by fans and critics alike for its realistic graphics, branching paths, weighted decisions, and...
I remember watching a video covering hidden gem JRPGs months ago, and amongst them was Metal Max Xeno. The cel-shaded presentation was what initially grabbed me. What ultimately pulled me in, though, was the fascinating concept of doing battle and killing enemies with a friggin’ tank. That was enough to...
Full-motion video (FMV) games have a notoriously unfavorable history. There’s a long list of terrible FMV games, such as Night Trap and the legendarily awful Plumbers Don’t Wear Ties, among countless others. It’s very rare to come across a successful FMV game, with Dragon’s Lair, The 7th Guest, and Her...
Deadcraft
As age catches up with me, my taste in the magical world of gaming changes. Growing up, I was open to testing my reflexes and inviting a feeling of fiery frustration into my world – whether it was conquering God of War on the hardest difficulty setting or Bloodborne at...
There aren’t many games that have managed to have immature humor, didn’t take itself seriously, had random gameplay, and also completely bored me without a single laugh or giggle. So, bravo Postal 4. It’s not like I’m too stuck up to enjoy dirty and immature jokes, I basically live those...
Card Shark
Devolver Digital releases plenty of bizarrely interesting games each year, many of which have been some of our stand out favorites. Last year, they released Inscryption, a roguelike deckbuilding game that took everyone by surprise. Now just a few months later, they’re back with another card-based game, Card Shark, courtesy...
Founding a gaming website made me open my eyes towards an exponentially wider array of games I had never previously expected I’d cover someday. Last year, I bit the bullet and played my first Hatsune Miku game. Sure, it was a mere picross puzzler, but it made me realize that...
