We’re kicking off the week with a look at a trio of recent indie releases – here are reviews for Night Slashers: Remake, Anarkade and Cosmic Paradox: Noire. Continue reading “Indie roundup: Night Slashers: Remake, Anarkade & Cosmic Paradox: Noire”
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Modretro’s Chromatic preview
In a gaming world where handheld devices have surged in popularity again, the Chromatic by Modretro stands out as a love letter to retro enthusiasts. Promising compatibility with original Game Boy and Game Boy Color titles, this device seeks to elevate the nostalgic gaming experience with modern hardware enhancements. We had the opportunity to go hands-on with the Chromatic at Gamescom, giving us a good feel for what this handheld is set to deliver. Here’s our breakdown. Continue reading “Modretro’s Chromatic preview”
MOUSE: P.I. For Hire preview
Blending 1930s animation with a noir detective narrative, Mouse: P.I. For Hire is an upcoming first-person shooter from Fumi Games, published by Playside. Set in a world where anthropomorphic animals inhabit a city rife with corruption, this game takes inspiration from the classic aesthetics of early cartoons and mashes them up with gritty crime stories. During Gamescom, we had a chance to dive into the game’s development process and its unique artistic direction, getting a glimpse of what’s in store for this striking combination of genres. Continue reading “MOUSE: P.I. For Hire preview”
Phantom Blade Zero preview
Set in a beautifully crafted dark world where samurai mythology meets fast-paced action, Phantom Blade Zero by S-GAME is shaping up to be a thrilling hack and slash adventure. Drawing from Chinese martial arts and Japanese samurai lore, it’s a game with stylish combat, steeped in the heavy atmosphere of a shadowy underworld. We had the opportunity to dive into this intense experience during Gamescom, and walked away with a lot to be excited about, even though some elements might prove daunting for certain players. Continue reading “Phantom Blade Zero preview”
Two Point Museum preview
After the success of Two Point Hospital and Two Point Campus, Two Point Studios is back with another simulation management title that leans heavily into quirky, lighthearted humor. This time, the developers have us managing museums across Two Point County. From curating exhibits to managing staff and keeping thieves at bay, Two Point Museum looks like it’s shaping up to be another engaging and entertaining sim experience. We had the chance to go hands-on with a demo of the game at Gamescom, and here’s what we thought. Continue reading “Two Point Museum preview”