PRIM review (PC)

PRIM is a brand new and well-crafted classic point-and-click adventure that merges dark humor with a touching story of family and self-discovery. Developed by Common Colors and published by Application Systems Heidelberg, the game introduces us to Prim, a girl whose life changes after discovering her father is none other than Death himself. Living under his strict and somewhat awkward parenting style, what Prim really wants is to break free from his control. On her sixteenth birthday, she finally makes a daring escape, but her special powers bring unforeseen consequences, and she’s forced to confront the delicate balance between life and death. This premise, filled with supernatural twists and emotional depth, is brought to life with a cast of characters as haunting as they are endearing. Continue reading “PRIM review (PC)”

SlavicPunk: Oldtimer review (PS5)

The interestingly titled SlavicPunk: Oldtimer brings a refreshing, gritty twist to the cyberpunk genre, set against the harsh backdrop of a futuristic Central/Eastern European city. Developed by Red Square Games and based on the works of Polish author Michał Gołkowski, this isometric shooter offers an experience that blends intense action with a distinctively Slavic atmosphere, which brings an authentic and raw feel to the otherwise familiar cyberpunk aesthetic. At the heart of SlavicPunk is Yanus, a hardened private investigator on a quest to recover a stolen data carrier amidst a world filled with moral ambiguity, urban decay, and powerful corporations. His journey is as much about confronting his inner struggles as it is about navigating the city’s gang-ridden streets and corporate-dominated environments. Continue reading “SlavicPunk: Oldtimer review (PS5)”

Port roundup: Super XYX, Self-Delusion & Don’t Let Him In

In today’s roundup of recent ports, we check out a trio of indie titles. Super XYX, Self-Delusion and Don’t Let Him In all got their start on Steam for PCs, but were recently ported over to consoles. Time for a closer look. Continue reading “Port roundup: Super XYX, Self-Delusion & Don’t Let Him In”

Does It Stack? review (Quest)

Does It Stack? brings a playful twist to VR, challenging players to stack and balance a wide assortment of odd objects in ways that are as entertaining as they are challenging. Published by Cybernetic Walrus, this stacking simulation, available on the Meta Quest, captures a unique blend of humor and skill that stands out in the VR space, asking players not only “Can I stack this?” but also “How?” as they attempt to create towers with an assortment of whimsical items in a multitude of ways. Continue reading “Does It Stack? review (Quest)”

Metal Slug Tactics review (PS5)

Metal Slug Tactics reimagines the beloved run and gun foundations of the Metal Slug franchise with a bold shift into tactical RPG territory. Developed by Leikir Studio, the game successfully fuses the series’ frenetic energy with strategic depth, inviting players to experience a fresh yet familiar journey. By setting the scene with the classic Peregrine Falcons squad facing off against General Morden’s forces, the game combines a straightforward yet engaging narrative with gameplay that demands both tactical finesse and quick decision-making. Continue reading “Metal Slug Tactics review (PS5)”