Category: New

Tower Studios’ Sociable Soccer 25 brings back the fast-paced, arcade-style football gameplay that made Sensible Soccer a cult hit, now enhanced for modern consoles like the PlayStation 5. Created by Jon Hare, a legend in the genre from the Amiga/Atari ST days, the game carries forward the essence of accessible yet competitive football, offering a mix of nostalgic appeal and modern features. And while some limitations prevent it from fully competing with heavyweights in the football game arena, it shines in several areas and makes for a robust and fun experience. Continue reading “Sociable Soccer 25 review (PS5)”

Action Hero by Fast Travel Games provides an adrenaline-rich, cinematic FPS experience in virtual reality, blending the charm of classic action movies with immersive Superhot-inspired gameplay mechanics. Designed for Meta Quest, the game positions players as the star of five bombastic, genre-spanning films, each packed with slow-motion gunfights, larger-than-life set pieces, and plenty of challenges to overcome. While it mostly delivers on its promise of over-the-top action, some elements leave room for improvement. Continue reading “Action Hero review (Quest)”

Fans of the Fairy Tail series are getting a new video game chapter in Fairy Tail 2, an RPG sequel that adapts the Alvarez Empire Arc from the beloved manga and anime. Developed by Gust and published by Koei Tecmo, this game builds on its predecessor while introducing new gameplay mechanics and content. However, while the title captures the source material well, it stumbles in a few areas that prevent it from being truly exceptional. Continue reading “Fairy Tale 2 review (PS5)”

Flint: Treasure of Oblivion, developed by Savage Level and published by Microids, offers a distinctive mix of comic-book storytelling and turn-based tactical combat, set against the backdrop of the golden age of piracy. With its blend of historically inspired elements and touches of fantasy, the game aims high and succeeds, even if a few rough edges exist. Continue reading “Flint: Treasure of Oblivion review”

Indiana Jones has been an iconic figure in cinematic storytelling for decades, and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle finally offers a game that captures the spirit of the films while carving its own path. High time for one of the biggest action adventure franchises ever. Developed by MachineGames and published by Bethesda Softworks, this temporary Xbox/PC-exclusive blends exploration, puzzle-solving, and action, crafting a faithful tribute to the whip-wielding archaeologist. While the game’s execution can be uneven, it embraces its adventurous tone and is a must-play for Indy fans. Continue reading “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle review (Xbox)”