I don’t think I’ve ever seen the hype for a game build quite so suddenly, just a week before release. It was as though everyone with a soft spot for Metroidvanias had forgotten that one of the genre’s two namesakes was about to return, only to scramble for the remaining pre-orders a few days before launch. The Midnight Edition of Castlevania: Belmont’s…
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I don’t think I’ve ever seen the hype for a game build quite so suddenly, just a week…
Another month, another QUByte Classics release, it seems. Following Gaelco Sports Collection and Biomechanical Toy, the Brazilian re-publisher…
Do you know that feeling when you start a game and, from the moment you begin playing, you…
This is a Saga of the Moon Priestess review for Xbox. the game is also available for Nintendo…
ININ Games has teamed up with developer Mebius to bring retro-minded gamers Legend of Steel Empire, a complete…
If you were not a backer of the Kickstarter campaign and want a physical edition of Sea of…
You asked for a story driven adventure? Well, you got it Developed by Stranga Games, Ashina: The Red Witch is…
o its pops and locks and claims ultimate bragging rights. But just by a slight margin. On its own Bomb Rush CyberFunk is an head bobbing and fun experience, even without any knowledge of JSR’s existence or affection for street culture it represents.
Our Gamescom reporter, Fleaman, has been on the lookout for retro-inspired games on the world’s biggest video game…
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.
