With a relative low number of AAA games on the horizon, it’s nice to see that the indie scene is alive and well. Together we check out another four indie releases, including one of the first Atari VCS exclusives: Boulder Dash Deluxe. Also featured are Natsuki Chronicles, Void Gore and GraviFire. Continue reading “Indie Roundup: Boulder Dash Deluxe, Natsuki Chronicles, Void Gore & GraviFire”
Category: Games
Fallen Legion Revenants review (PS4)
NIS America is releasing a new entry in the Fallen Legion franchise this week on the PlayStation 4 (and on the Nintendo Switch). How does Fallen Legion Revenants stack up against the previous entries in the series? We checked out the PS4 version to find out. Continue reading “Fallen Legion Revenants review (PS4)”
Indie roundup: Active Neurons 3, Dungeons & Bombs, Knight’s Retreat & UltraGoodness 2
We take a look at three brand new puzzle games and one arcade-inspired twin stick shooter today – four exciting new indie releases from some of our favorite indie publishers. Here are Active Neurons 3 – Wonders of the World, Dungeons & Bombs, Knight’s Retreat and UltraGoodness 2. Continue reading “Indie roundup: Active Neurons 3, Dungeons & Bombs, Knight’s Retreat & UltraGoodness 2”
Little Nightmares II review (PS4)
The eagerly anticipated Little Nightmares II has arrived for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PCs, with versions that are native to the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S coming later this year. Our review is based on the PlayStation 4 version, running on a PS5. Continue reading “Little Nightmares II review (PS4)”
Escape Room – The Game Puzzle Adventures: Secret of the Scientist (Review)
From virtual reality to online versions, we’ve seen some interesting takes on the escape room phenomenon over the past year year. Identity Games has just released a brand new take on the formula with Escape Room The Game: Puzzle Adventures – Secret of the Scientist. It’s quite the mouthful, but how does it play? Continue reading “Escape Room – The Game Puzzle Adventures: Secret of the Scientist (Review)”
