BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH is the latest entry in Serafini Productions’ psychological horror anthology, delivering an introspective experience that delves into themes of isolation and mental deterioration. Set within the confines of a single Tokyo apartment, the game immerses players in the life of Shinji, a hikikomori whose seclusion becomes a breeding ground for supernatural terror. Continue reading “BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH review (PC)”
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Survive The Fall review (PC)
In the saturated realm of post-apocalyptic games, Survive The Fall by Angry Bulls Studio and published by Toplitz Productions carves its niche by blending survival mechanics with base-building and tactical combat. Set in a world devastated by a meteor strike, players navigate the challenges of rebuilding society amidst the remnants of a fallen civilization. It’s an ambitious title we very saw in a Gamescom presentation last summer, and we were eager to see all of its mechanics again and have more time with it. Continue reading “Survive The Fall review (PC)”
Preserve review (PS5)
Preserve, developed by Bitman Galaxy and published by Grindstone, is a serene yet engaging puzzle game that invites players to cultivate visually engaging ecosystems through strategic placement of flora and fauna. Set against a backdrop of hexagonal tiles, the game challenges players to create harmonious biomes, balancing the needs of various plants and animals to achieve ecological equilibrium. The gameplay offering a relaxing yet mentally stimulating experience, and we tried it out on a PlayStation 5. Continue reading “Preserve review (PS5)”
Port roundup: Knock on the Coffin Lid, TMNT: Splintered Fate & Maniac
Knock on the Coffin Lid, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate and Maniac were all recently ported over to the PlayStation 5, so we’re checking them out in our latest port roundup. Continue reading “Port roundup: Knock on the Coffin Lid, TMNT: Splintered Fate & Maniac”
Blades of Fire review (PS5)
MercurySteam, the studio renowned for their work on games like Metroid Dread and Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, returns with Blades of Fire, an ambitious action-adventure that melds deep weapon crafting with tactical combat. Set in a dark fantasy realm where Queen Nerea’s curse petrifies steel, players assume the role of Aran de Lira, a warrior equipped with a sacred hammer capable of forging weapons to challenge the Queen’s dominion. Continue reading “Blades of Fire review (PS5)”
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