Category: New

Metro Awakening, developed by Vertigo Games, transports players back into the haunting, atmospheric tunnels of Moscow’s underground, for you’re doing so from a first-person VR experience for the first time. It’s full of that familiar Metro atmosphere, making this one both chilling and immersive. Set in the year 2028, you take on the role of Serdar, a doctor navigating the treacherous, radiation-filled Metro to find medication for his ailing wife. Along the way, he faces the grim remnants of humanity and mutated horrors lurking within this underground refuge – a setting that brings the familiar tension and mystery of the Metro series into virtual reality very effectively on the Quest, PSVR2 and PC. Continue reading “Metro Awakening review (Quest/PCVR)”

Monarchy, developed by Brain Seal Ltd., brings a unique spin to the strategy genre with its blend of resource management, exploration, and combat, wrapped in a side-scrolling 2D format with vibrant visuals. Set in a medieval world where you are tasked with building, defending, and expanding your base, Monarchy offers an engaging experience, though it has its share of rough edges that may deter some players. Continue reading “Monarchy review (PS5)”

Dragon Age: The Veilguard is BioWare’s ambitious return to the sprawling fantasy world of Thedas, inviting players to step into a dark, conflict-ridden land where ancient deities, ominous secrets, and complex politics intertwine. This latest entry in the Dragon Age franchise introduces Rook, a new protagonist entrusted with leading a team of diverse allies (known as the Veilguard) against the destructive forces of two newly awakened ancient gods. The narrative taps into the series’ familiar themes of moral ambiguity and weighty choices, giving players ample opportunities to shape their own path. However, while it manages to capture much of what fans love, it occasionally stumbles in pacing and some aspects of execution, which makes it a varied yet memorable experience for RPG fans. Continue reading “Dragon Age: The Veilguard review (PC)”

The cinematic platformer Hannah is a surreal journey through a retro-inspired world that blurs the lines between reality, memory, and fear. Developed by Spaceboy and published by QUByte Interactive, the game uses an interesting narrative approach to immerse players in a landscape where memories transform into obstacles and fears become tangible threats. Playing as a little girl called Hannah, you’ll engage in platforming, puzzle-solving, and stealth, creating an experience that’s both nostalgic and experimental. But while Hannah brings inventive concepts to the table, it’s also a mixed experience that leaves room for polish in a few areas. Continue reading “Hannah review (Xbox)”