With a new Walkabout Mini Golf course as well as Basketball and Virtual Kingdoms, we’re checking out a trio of new releases for the Meta Quest. Continue reading “VR roundup: Walkabout Mini Golf: Mount Olympus, Basketball & Virtual Kingdoms”
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Developer interview: Wartorn
Stray Kite Studios is gearing up to launch Wartorn into Early Access, bringing players a unique blend of squad-based strategy and roguelite mechanics. Set in the Isles of Talaur, the game follows sisters Yara and Elani as they fight to survive and rebuild their lost home. With an elemental combat system that encourages creative, emergent strategies and a dynamic narrative that evolves with each run, Wartorn promises a fresh take on the genre. In this interview, Paul Hellquist, Chief Creative Officer and Co-Founder of Stray Kite Studios, shares insights on the studio’s approach to game design, the challenges of integrating storytelling into a roguelite, and how player feedback will shape Wartorn during Early Access. Continue reading “Developer interview: Wartorn”
Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising 2.00 review (PS5)
Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising has recently been invigorated with its Version 2.00 update, introducing both new content and several enhancements that aim to enrich the experience for both veterans and newcomers. This update also coincides with the launch of a new character pass, with Sandalphon joining the roster as a playable fighter now and more coming throughout 2025. Time for a new look at the game that we enjoyed reviewing when it launched about a year ago. Continue reading “Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising 2.00 review (PS5)”
Suikoden I & II HD Remaster review (PS5)
The Suikoden I & II HD Remaster brings two beloved JRPGs back with a fresh coat of paint, offering longtime fans a chance to relive these classics while introducing them to a new audience. The collection includes both Suikoden and Suikoden II, two games known for their deep political narratives, engaging turn-based combat, and a massive cast of 108 recruitable characters. These games were originally praised for their compelling stories and world-building, and while the remaster enhances their presentation, some aspects remain firmly rooted in the past. We checked them out on a PlayStation 5. Continue reading “Suikoden I & II HD Remaster review (PS5)”
Monster Hunter Wilds review
Monster Hunter Wilds takes Capcom’s beloved long-running hunting franchise to new heights with a more dynamic world and a reworked approach to combat. Set in the enigmatic Forbidden Lands, the game introduces a shifting environment where sudden weather changes influence both monster behavior and hunting strategies. The story follows an expedition investigating a mysterious attack that left a lone survivor, weaving a narrative that, while not the central focus, adds depth to the world and its inhabitants. While storytelling has never been the franchise’s strongest suit, Monster Hunter Wilds provides a compelling setup for the thrilling hunts that follow. Continue reading “Monster Hunter Wilds review”
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