As we get ready to turn the page on 2024 and head towards 2025, we look at some of the games that we expect will leave a mark in the months to come. One of these is Dying Light: The Beast, which we first saw in action during Gamescom. We got in touch with Tymon Smektala, the Dying Light Franchise Director at Techland, to learn more – here’s our exclusive interview on this highly anticipated new title. Continue reading “Developer interview: Dying Light: The Beast”
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Party Versus review (Quest)
Party Versus, developed by Schell Games for the Meta Quest 3 and 3S, delivers an innovative take on virtual social gaming. Designed to bring people together in a mixed-reality environment, the game combines the charm of traditional party games with cutting-edge technology. While it offers plenty of chaotic fun, some design choices may limit its appeal for broader audiences. Continue reading “Party Versus review (Quest)”
Detective – The Motel review (PS5)
Detective – The Motel, developed by k148 Game Studio and published by JanduSoft, features a very distinct approach to the detective game genre. By focusing on realism and deduction, it challenges players to rely solely on their investigative instincts without handholding mechanics. While the commitment to its immersive approach to mystery-solving is admirable, the execution of its intriguing premise is not without flaws – here’s our look at the PlayStation 5 version. Continue reading “Detective – The Motel review (PS5)”
Planet Coaster 2 + Thrill-Seekers DLC review (PS5)
Frontier’s Planet Coaster 2 builds upon the foundation of its predecessor, delivering an engaging and robust theme park simulation experience. The game introduces an expanded toolset for park customization, offering a lot of creative freedom with improved pathing systems, terrain shaping, and water park features. While the game is largely intuitive, especially if you have prior experience with Frontier’s games, the sheer scope of possibilities may require some time to master. Time for a closer look at a fun and family-friendly option, especially now that the Thrill-Seekers Ride Pack has been released. Continue reading “Planet Coaster 2 + Thrill-Seekers DLC review (PS5)”
Total War – Warhammer III – Omens of Destruction review (PC)
The Omens of Destruction DLC for Total War: Warhammer III delivers a significant expansion to the game’s Immortal Empires campaign, introducing three Legendary Lords, each with unique gameplay styles and objectives. Skulltaker, a brutal champion for Khorne, thrives on hero duels and mass destruction with his Slayer Sword and Cloak of Skulls mechanic. Gorbad Ironclaw offers a tactical twist to the Orcs & Goblins faction, blending strategic planning with raw power. Meanwhile, Golgfag Maneater’s mercenary theme enriches the Ogre Kingdoms with dynamic contracts and versatility in battle. We checked out the game’s next big expansion after April’s Throne of Decay launch. Continue reading “Total War – Warhammer III – Omens of Destruction review (PC)”
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