Coming in 2021 from Kasedo, the indie publisher in the Kalypso Media Group, is the mafia management sim City of Gangsters. We recently had a chance to check out an early build and catch up with the developers at SomaSim, and are happy to share what we’ve learned so far. Continue reading “City of Gangsters preview/interview”
Category: Games
Indie developer spotlight: Miika Pihkala
This year has seen a record number of digital conferences emerge, often replacing physical editions for obvious reasons. One example of this is Pocket Gamer Connects Helsinki, which took place earlier this month and provided a great way for us to connect with developers and learn about their craft and upcoming projects. We (virtually) ran into Miika Pihkala (Mlyst) there as well, a part-time indie developer from Finland with an interesting story to tell. We’re sharing it with you here. Continue reading “Indie developer spotlight: Miika Pihkala”
Tennis World Tour 2 review (PS4)
In a somewhat surprising twist, Nacon is bringing back Tennis World Tour with a brand new sequel. Versions for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC are out now, and a Switch version is expected for next month. We took a look at the PlayStation 4 edition. Continue reading “Tennis World Tour 2 review (PS4)”
WWE 2K Battlegrounds review (PS4)
If there’s one thing that the past few iterations of WWE 2K taught us, it’s that the series was in need of a bit of fresh air. Now, WWE 2K Battlegrounds is here – is it a much-needed new direction, or at least something to tide us over for a while? We checked out the PS4 version of the game, which is also available for Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC. Continue reading “WWE 2K Battlegrounds review (PS4)”
Spelunky 2 review (PS4)
Spelunky 2 is out for PlayStation 4 and PC, and we couldn’t wait to try it out. Many hours and deaths later, here are our impressions. Continue reading “Spelunky 2 review (PS4)”
