Category: Game Reviews
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Stardew Valley – Charming Farming Simulator
Stardew Valley lets players fulfill their fantasies of becoming a farmer through an addicting and rewarding gameplay-loop.
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Not Your Typical Office Job: Death and Taxes Review
Who gets to decide who lives and who dies? In this 2D narrative puzzle game you play as a fresh-faced Death, merely responsible for the fate of all of humankind. Fill the paperwork, save the world. Possibilities are endless.
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Dead by Daylight; Face the Fear or Hunt the Weak
The classic horror movie chase scene, turned into a survival horror game in this intense 1v4 co-op game. Does Dead by Daylight still have enough energy to keep going after four years? #gamereview
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UNI-Qué Pasa? – A Party Game To Blow Your Socks Off
Easy and fast-paced fun for two, UNI brings a surprising amount of creativity to the table of the party.
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Experience the 15th Century Europe through Kingdom Come: Deliverance
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is an RPG with a considerably high emphasis on realism. Lead Henry, the blacksmith’s son, through his epic journey by utilizing practical skills like hunting, sword fighting, lockpicking, and horsemanship.
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A Return to Thedas – Dragon Age: Inquisition in 2021
It’s been over five years since the story of the latest installment in the Dragon Age series finished with the Trespasser DLC. How does 2014’s Game of the Year hold up all this time later?
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Tom Clancy’s The Division 2: Tactical Number Comparing Simulator
When a man-made pandemic tears the world apart and you are forced to try and fight back against the forces that caused it to save it, does your new gun doing slightly more damage than your old gun matter?
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One simply walks into Mordor and hunts some orc.
Shadow of Mordor offers a good #action-adventure experience in Middle-Earth, with solid Arkham-style combat and a unique Nemesis system that gives enemies some much needed character, in an otherwise unimpressive story.
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Yakuza Kiwami 2 – Gangster drama with lots of minigames.
Yakuza Kiwami 2 is probably one of the best Yakuza games made so far: Great story, new game engine, and lots of side quests and activities to do. #Action #Drama #Minigames #Yakuza
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Monkeys Gone Bananas – Ape Escape 2 review
Cause the world to be on the brink of being ruled by monkeys and save the day…or just go play Monkey Football, that’s what I did.
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By Odin’s Bubbles! – Shooting And Popping With A Viking-ish Paintjob
A mobile experience best played using a fraction of one’s brain capacity, Bubble Shooter Viking Pop is a leisurely mobile experience for those with too much time on their fingers.
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Ghost of Tsushima – A Ruthless Journey Through Breathtaking Feudal Japan
Ghost of Tsushima sets players into the shoes of a #samurai, who must free his home island from Mongol invaders – by any means necessary.
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A Gorgeous Return to Boletaria – Demon’s Souls remake
Demon’s Souls returns with hard difficulty, tight gameplay, gorgeous graphics, and bosses.
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Skater XL – An Empty Paradise
A skeletal simulator that will break your hand rather than hold it. Kickflip your way into the best, and most disappointing, skateboarding game.
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Horace – A robot to remember
Time travel, bullet hells, rhythm games, platforming and so much more. Horace gives the player way more than they would expect. What starts as a more traditional pixel-art game soon evolves into something much bigger.
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Shenmue – Punch, Kick, and Pet Stray Cats
The dangerous streets of 1980s Japan are accosted by murderous martial artists and gangs of thugs. Use your skills of chatting to schoolchildren to save the day.
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An Extreme(ly lonely) Sports Experience – STEEP review
Fresh snow, sunshine, and a massive world to explore. Do as you please in STEEP. #sports #open world #PS4
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The Void – Explore the Many Colours of Terror
This Russian-Existentialism-Simulator will treat you bad, lie to you, beat you till you never want to see it again. But your dreams will be painted with its beautiful darkness.
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FIFA 21- a part of iconic game series
The new FIFA21 is a combination of old versions of the game and new more realistic qualities.
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Disco Elysium – A nonstop disco adventure
The narrative of Disco Elysium is clever, disturbing, and funny. It is an excellent text-heavy and story-driven rpg for fans of the genre.