Between a new DLC, a VR adaptation and a survival game exiting Early Access, we’re checking out three very different recent releases today. Here’s a look at Thrones of Decay for Total War: Warhammer III, Smalland: Survive The Wilds VR and Survival: Fountain of Youth. Continue reading “Release roundup: Thrones of Decay DLC, Smalland VR & Survival: Fountain of Youth”
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Capes review (PS5)
Having a new generation of heroes trying to take back the world two decades after evil has triumphed sounds like a setup for a Marvel outing, but it’s actually the premise for Capes, a turn-based strategy game developed by Spitfire Interactive and published by Daedalic Entertainment. Available on major systems including the PlayStation 5, Capes combines strategic depth with a compelling narrative, though it has a few rough edges as well. Continue reading “Capes review (PS5)”
Goliath Depot review (Switch)
Goliath Depot, developed by Vidvad Games and published by Flynn’s Arcade, takes players on a retro-infused trip back to the mid 80s with some 2D arcade platforming action that revolves around slamming a bunch of doors around. Released now on the Nintendo Switch, the game offers a nice mix of challenging gameplay, retro visuals, and a few modern enhancements to keep things fresh. Continue reading “Goliath Depot review (Switch)”
Crown Wars: The Black Prince review (PS5)
Nacon’s Crown Wars: The Black Prince, developed by Artefacts Studio, brings a mix of historical intrigue and dark fantasy to nearly all major platforming, including the PlayStation 5. This turn-based tactics and strategy game offers a fresh perspective on the Hundred Years’ War, blending it with elements of the occult and delivering a challenging, engaging experience for fans of the genre. Continue reading “Crown Wars: The Black Prince review (PS5)”
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door review (Switch)
Two decades after its original release on the GameCube, the oft-overlooked gem that is Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door returns, this time on the Nintendo Switch. It features updated graphics, an enhanced soundtrack, and a few gameplay tweaks for additional polish. Even in 2024, it’s a well-crafted adventure that can stand the test of time, offering both nostalgia for returning players and a fresh experience for newcomers. Continue reading “Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door review (Switch)”
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