Category: Games

Wartorn begins with a narrative premise that is refreshingly earnest: two sisters, Yara and Elani, cast adrift from their home and journeying through the shattered archipelago of Talaur, striving to reach the sanctuary of their ancestral fortress. From the outset, the game blends storytelling with its central systems so that progress through the world map feels like a lived experience rather than merely a sequence of tactical encounters. The roguelite structure is tightly interwoven with the lore – failed runs reset with narrative justification and yield heirlooms and story revelations that both expand the sisters’ journey and enhance future attempts. This approach gives Wartorn’s narrative arc a compelling pull, even as it occasionally struggles to balance exposition with gameplay flow. Continue reading “Wartorn review (PC)”

Mutant Football League 2 on PlayStation 5 arrives like a punk-rock sequel to the arcade gridiron crown: it takes everything goofy and grotesque about its cult DNA and pumps it full of nitrous. This is not a game that ever apologizes for what it is – one moment you’re executing a textbook play-action rollout, the next you’re bribing the referee so he turns into a bomb that detonates in the end zone. The result is pure chaotic energy, a blend of sprinting, smashing, and explosive mayhem that feels like a 90s arcade alternative to the NFL games of today. It confidently rejects realism, embracing ultraviolence and parody in equal measure. Continue reading “Mutant Football League 2 review (PS5)”