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Empire of Sin
Video games and mobsters go together like a dirty rat and a pair of cement shoes. Mafia, Yakuza, GTA – numerous popular franchises promise to give players a taste of the gangster life, although the majority of them tend to focus on action and melodrama. Most games about gangsters don’t...
It's been a long time since I was a regular player on World of Warcraft. In my preview, I stated it was around Cataclysm, later thinking made me realise it was earlier. To put a date on it, 2009. I stopped being a regular player while Ulduar was on the...
There’s something fascinating about video game solo projects. From Cave Story, to Stardew Valley, to the grandaddy of them all, Tetris, there have been a plenty of great video games primarily developed by just a single person. That said, for every great success, dozens of mediocre solo projects have simply...
Football Manager 2021 is finally here. This is always something I look forward to. I've spent close to half-a-year of my life playing Football and Championship Manager titles and, like billions of others, the loss of football thanks to COVID was felt. With matches having returned, albeit behind closed doors...
Demon's Souls
Today From Software is rightfully recognized as one of the most influential and talented studios in the gaming industry, but before they took the world by storm with the likes of Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, there was Demon’s Souls. Released at the tail end of the...
With the announcement of Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity, I was convinced that Nintendo had begun a new Zelda canon centered around The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Nintendo had, at last, glanced over the lengthy and confusing Zelda timeline, and have decided to pick and choose the...
Developer Giant Squid burst onto the scene in 2016 with the beautiful, relaxing underwater adventure Abzû and fans have been rightfully awaiting something new from the talented studio since. That something new is The Pathless, which sees Giant Squid leave the chillout genre behind, in favor of intense action, killer...
Pacer
Quite unlike the gameplay, the development of Pacer was incredibly slow. Although it might never escape that certain 90s vibe, the Sci-Fi racing genre will always have a dedicated fanbase and some interested onlookers to boot. Pacer has worked hard and spent its time to try and capture both the...
Visage
Hideo Kojima’s P.T. sure has inspired a lot of imitators for a simple demo. When Konami cancelled Silent Hills, numerous indie teams stepped up to announce full games that would continue where Kojima’s teaser left off, but most of these projects either didn’t end up coming to fruition or weren’t...
For better or worse, the Assassin's Creed series has changed open-world games forever, with its unique mix of historical settings, parkour elements, and stealth gameplay. It didn't take long for the series, however, to become somewhat stale, mostly due to Ubisoft releasing one new entry in the series, or even...
Bugsnax
Who knew that nature could be so delicious? Exclusive to the island of Snaktooth are a species of unique critters that are just as tasty as they look. These Bugsnax are half-bug, half-snack, and all addictive. Once you pop your first Bugsnax in your mouth, you just can't stop. We...
Oceanhorn 2: Knights of the Lost Realm is not afraid to wear its heart on its sleeve. It knows it is heavily inspired by classic The Legend of Zelda games, and it wants you to know that too. It follows a young boy who leaves his home village and ends...
