On Sept 5. Prime Video announced the plans of making the Square Enix game, Life is Strange, into a TV series, according to a press release by Amazon MGM Studios. The series will also come from Story Kitchen and Luckychap and is set to be produced and run by Charlie Covell, who is a fan... Continue Reading →
Achilles: Survivor, developed by Dark Point Games, is a fast-paced bullet hell rogue-lite that hurls players into a mythological maelstrom of monsters, mayhem, and moment-to-moment survival. Building off the narrative backdrop of Achilles: Legends Untold, this spinoff takes a sharp turn from RPG roots to deliver an adrenaline-fueled survival experience that's both familiar and refreshingly... Continue Reading →
Developed by Interactive Tragedy | Published by Pantaloon Platform: PC | Genre: Psychological Narrative Puzzle Sub-Verge is not your average deep-sea dive. Developed by the inventive minds at Interactive Tragedy and published under the new Pantaloon label, this psychological puzzle game swims in uncharted waters, both mechanically and narratively. With a compelling focus on high-stakes... Continue Reading →
Eternal Strands Review – A Magical Expedition Worth Taking Eternal Strands drops you into a world where magic is both a gift and a threat. You play as Brynn, the Point of an expedition leading a group of Weavers—magic users skilled in manipulating elemental forces—through the long-lost lands hidden behind the Veil. The adventure begins... Continue Reading →
Coridden: A Vibrant RPG That Lets You Become the Beast Coridden throws players into a mystery-driven adventure where you and your siblings are given gauntlets imbued with an enigmatic AI. These gauntlets push you toward a singular goal—getting them repaired. The real intrigue lies in what these gauntlets can do: they allow you to transform... Continue Reading →
Dystopian horror games often rely on a well-worn blend of oppressive atmospheres and societal decay, but Karma: The Dark World doesn't just lean into those tropes—it twists them into something uniquely unsettling. Set in an alternate history of 1976 in East Germany, the game places players in the role of Roam Agent Daniel McGovern, a... Continue Reading →
The Asfalia series continues to charm with its latest chapter, Asfalia: Fear, a delightful point-and-click adventure designed for children and families. Focusing on emotions and the magic of problem-solving, this game takes players on an imaginative journey to save the imperiled lands of Asfalia while exploring the concept of fear in a kid-friendly way. Players... Continue Reading →
Aiko's Choice is a compact standalone expansion to Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun, and it proves that good things come in small, well-crafted packages. Set in Edo Japan, this expansion offers three new missions and three playable 'interludes', providing a fresh perspective on the world and characters we've come to know and love from... Continue Reading →
Undying isn’t just another zombie survival game—it’s an emotional, heart-wrenching tale of motherhood set against the backdrop of a world consumed by the undead. From the very first moments, this game had a profound impact on me, tapping into a deeply human fear: the idea of being unable to protect your child in the face... Continue Reading →
Cem Boray Yıldırım, the latest solo developer to capture our attention, has debuted with Once Alive, a post-apocalyptic game that introduces a world filled with promise, innovative technology, and intriguing storytelling. Using Unreal Engine 5 and MetaHuman, Yıldırım has crafted a stunning game, especially considering this is the work of a developer who's only been... Continue Reading →
