The Smurfs – Dreams delivers a new platforming adventure set in the imaginative world of the iconic blue characters. Developed by Ocellus Studio and published by Microids, the game sets players on a quest to awaken their fellow Smurfs, who have fallen under a curse cast by (who else?) Gargamel. While the premise may seem simple, the dreamlike setting adds a charming layer of unpredictability to the experience. Continue reading “The Smurfs – Dreams review”
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AWAKEN – Astral Blade review (PS5)
AWAKEN – Astral Blade, which we first saw in action just a few weeks ago at Gamescom, brings a mix of dark sci-fi and fantasy into the Metroidvania genre, offering a layered experience that revolves around Tania, a bionic girl tasked with exploring the dangerous rainforest of Horace Islands. Developed by Dark Pigeon Games and published by ESDigital Games, the title sets itself apart with an intriguing blend of platforming, fast-paced combat, and a plot that branches out based on player choices. Continue reading “AWAKEN – Astral Blade review (PS5)”
Wildermyth: Console Edition review (PS5)
The eagerly anticipated PlayStation 5 version of Wildermyth brings the charm and depth of the 2021 PC release to consoles, still offering its tabeltop RPG-like blend of tactical gameplay and storytelling. The game immerses players in a world filled with evolving heroes, dynamic narratives, and procedurally generated content, creating a sense of personalization with every playthrough. Characters start as ordinary villagers, but through the choices you make and the events that unfold, they grow into legendary heroes, shaped by the consequences of their actions. Continue reading “Wildermyth: Console Edition review (PS5)”
Potionomics: Masterwork Edition review (PS5)
The Masterwork Edition of Potionomics brings its potion-making, resource management, and relationship-building mechanics to the PlayStation 5 after first launching on PC. Developed by Voracious Games and published by XSEED and Marvelous, the game stands out in its genre with a charming story and deep strategic elements, though its complexity may not be for everyone. Continue reading “Potionomics: Masterwork Edition review (PS5)”
EscapeWelt – iQube Duel review
Escapewelt’s iQube Duel takes the company’s signature puzzle boxes and introduces a fresh, competitive twist, aiming to bring friends and family together for some friendly rivalry. Unlike previous puzzle boxes, such as Blackbeard’s Compass or Force of Elements (both of which had a single-player focus), this new release encourages multiplayer engagement with its two different puzzle designs. Each set includes two cubes that can be tackled individually or in direct competition, making this one of Escapewelt’s more social products. It’s in its Kickstarter phase right now and we’ve already played them, so let’s take a closer look. Continue reading “EscapeWelt – iQube Duel review”
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