As 2025 approaches, we wrap up 2024, a year marked by more games in our niche than we could reasonably cover. Despite publishing numerous articles and 48 reviews, we had to decline coverage for some titles due to the high volume of retro-inspired releases. Over the past year—and the one before it—rights and licensing deals from 1980s and 1990s publishers were acquired…
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The newly released trailer for The Bustling World, an open-world RPG developed by FireWo Games and distributed by…
An teaser of an unlikely collaboration popped up on Cristiano Ronaldo’s X account yesterday. In the video posted…
Ahead of the upcoming Tokyo Game Show, Arc Systems (via Famitsu) has shared some details on what to…
The announcement trailer for AK-xolotl must have been the first articles we posted on Retrolike.net, and today developer…
Revolution Software has just announced a sixth installment in the Broken Sword franchise, called Broken Sword: Parzival’s Stone.…
Nightdive studios well known for bringing back remastered versions of classic games. Has just announced that Turok 3:…
Nightdive studios well known for bringing back remastered versions of classic games. Has just announced that Turok 3:…
This is a Blasphemous review, played and tested on Xbox (Series X). The game is also available for Nintendo Switch, PS4/PS5 and Steam.…
A little boy that wanders the world collecting creatures and letting them fight for him? No, I’m not talking about Pokemon. Cadabra Games and QUByte Interactive have collaborated and the result is Adore, a monster collection game with some RPG and roguelike elements.
Natsume Atari Inc. and ININ Games have just announced a new installment in the Shadow of the Ninja…
Double Dragon Gaiden : Rise of the Dragon is just a really solid offering with enough to do. It has layers to peel off and characters to learn and master.
Tiny Thor’s PC Steam version was the second game ever to receive a 9/10 on Retrolike.net. We were…
