Akimbot review

Akimbot, developed by Evil Raptor and published by Plaion, attempts to capture the essence of classic 3D action-adventure platformers, blending nostalgia with modern gameplay elements. This blend is both a strength and a weakness, as the game delivers a vibrant, chaotic journey through a robot-filled galaxy while struggling with some of the same issues that plagued its predecessors. Here’s our review. Continue reading “Akimbot review”

Yars Rising preview (Gamescom)

Atari is teaming up with the talented developers at WayForward to breathe new life into one of its most classic franchises with Yars Rising. This 2D action-adventure game blends classic platforming with a rich narrative, offering both nostalgia and innovation for fans of the Yars’ Revenge, while working as a standalone title as well. Does this new take have what it takes to stand out in the crowded landscape of modern Metroidvanias? We took an early look at the game during Gamescom, where we got hands-on with an advanced build, and here’s what we found. Continue reading “Yars Rising preview (Gamescom)”

TIEBREAK: Official Game of the ATP and WTA review (PS5)

TIEBREAK: Official Game of the ATP and WTA, developed by Big Ant Studios and published by Nacon, is here to serve up the next ambitious take on the sport tennis. With one of the most impressive rosters of officially licensed players and tournaments we’ve seen yet, the game strives to capture professional tennis both on and off the court. However, while it brings authenticity and ambition, it also falls into some familiar traps that may leave some fans yearning for a more polished experience. Here’s our take on the PS5 version. Continue reading “TIEBREAK: Official Game of the ATP and WTA review (PS5)”

Core Keeper review (PS5)

Core Keeper invites players into a sprawling underground world filled with secrets, challenges, and creative opportunities. Developed by Pugstorm and published by Fireshine Games, this mining sandbox adventure manages to balance its expansive gameplay mechanics with an engaging exploration experience, making it a standout title for both solo players and groups. It’s now out in 1.0 on PC as well as on consoles. Continue reading “Core Keeper review (PS5)”