We’re always on the lookout for a fun game to play offline, especially during the vacation period. Happy Salmon is a great example of that, because it’s not only fun to play and easy to pick up, it also travels really well and is very affordable. Here’s a closer look at why you might want to bring this along during your summer vacation, and for beginning readers it’s nice to know that it’s available in localized versions as well. Continue reading “Happy Salmon review”
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Port roundup: Risky Woods, ChronoBreach Ultra & Tricks Magician
With Risky Woods, we’re including a game that’s over thirty years old in this port roundup. In addition, we’re looking at ChronoBreach Ultra and Tricks Magician, which were both released on Steam prior to their recent console ports. Continue reading “Port roundup: Risky Woods, ChronoBreach Ultra & Tricks Magician”
Garlic review (PS4)
Garlic, a quirky and imaginative indie platformer developed by Sylph and published by Ratalaika Games for consoles after an earlier Steam release, takes players on a wild and challenging journey through the Sacred Tower. You play as Garlic, an onion-headed boy on a quest to meet the Cyber Goddess, who grants a wish to those who reach the tower’s pinnacle. However, things take an unexpected turn, adding a dash of intrigue and weirdness to this seemingly straightforward adventure. Continue reading “Garlic review (PS4)”
Gravity Circuit review (PS4)
Gravity Circuit is a very pleasant indie surprise that captures the essence of classic 2D action platformers while offering its own unique spin on the genre. Developed by Domesticated Ant Games and published by PID Games, the game sets players in a futuristic world threatened by the re-emergence of the Virus Army, a formidable foe bent on world domination. As the lone operative Kai, equipped with the titular Gravity Circuit, players set out on a thrilling journey to save the world from chaos and destruction – we did so on a PlayStation 4. Continue reading “Gravity Circuit review (PS4)”
Shazam! Fury of the Gods review (4K)
Shazam! Fury of the Gods bursts onto 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray as the follow-up to its lighthearted and enjoyable predecessor. David F. Sandberg returns as director and balances humor, action, and family dynamics together once again, making the film a fun and engaging watch. While not without its flaws, the movie manages to entertain fans, although some may find it lacks the emotional depth and impact that made the first installment special. We checked out the 4K home release. Continue reading “Shazam! Fury of the Gods review (4K)”
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