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The Karate Kid: Street Rumble, developed by Odaclick Game Studio for GameMill Entertainment, dives deep into ’80s nostalgia with a side-scrolling beat ‘em up that brings back the beloved world of The Karate Kid. Now available for all major systems, the game takes players on a pixelated trip through iconic locations from the original films, with a mix of intense martial arts combat, boss battles, and retro flair. While it captures the essence of the films and brings plenty of charm for fans of the series, it doesn’t quite reach the heights of its potential, leaving players with an experience that’s enjoyable, though somewhat unpolished. Continue reading “The Karate Kid: Street Rumble review”

In our latest port roundup we’re looking at recently released versions of Cash Cow DX, Aero The Acro-Bat 2 and Creepy Tale: Some Other Place – launching on new platformers, in the case of Aero several decades after its original release. Continue reading “Port roundup: Cash Cow DX, Aero the Acro-Bat 2 & Creepy Tale: Some Other Place”

Fabledom, developed by Grenaa Games and published by Dear Villagers, is an accessible and whimsical new take on the city-building genre. Now available on PlayStation 5 following its earlier release on PC, the game offers players the chance to build and expand a fairy tale kingdom while navigating the intricacies of romance, diplomacy, and even defense. It’s a lighthearted and visually appealing addition to the city-building genre, but does Fabledom bring enough depth for those seeking a more robust experience? We checked it out. Continue reading “Fabledom review (PS5)”

Paper Ghost Stories: Third Eye Open is an atmosphere-rich and emotional journey that taps into Malaysian culture, tradition, and folklore, creating an experience that is haunting and heartfelt at the same time. Developed by Cellar Vault Games and published by Chorus Worldwide Games, this next installment in the Paper Ghost Stories series builds on the foundation of its predecessor, 7PM, while expanding on the narrative and gameplay in significant ways. In Third Eye Open, players take on the role of Ting, a young girl who has the ability to see spirits, which makes her feel different from her peers and family. Her gift (or is it a curse?) sets the stage for a five-year journey that blurs the lines between the real world and the supernatural. Continue reading “Paper Ghost Stories: Third Eye Open review (PS5)”

Elsie, developed by Knight Shift Games and published by Playtonic Friends, is a roguelike action-platformer set in the chaotic world of Ekis. In this futuristic setting, you play as Elsie, a powerful android created to battle rogue robots and save the planet. The game’s story sets the stage for an action-packed adventure: after the disappearance of the Guardians, android protectors of the planet, a mysterious threat emerges, forcing Elsie to embark on a mission to restore order. The narrative is simple, but it provides a fitting backdrop for the game’s core focus – its fast-paced, “bullet hell” combat and procedurally generated levels. Continue reading “Elsie review (PS5)”