Tag: Adventure
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Pikuniku is a whimsical indie gem you can play in an afternoon
Pikuniku is the indie resistance adventure for you if you like silly little characters and fun exploration.
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A wolf in a detective’s clothing
Smoke, neon lights and a decapitated head. The Wolf Among Us exemplifies how to nail an interactive neo-noir mystery.
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A Love Letter from a Father: God of War (2018)
God of War has always been known for its combat, with its 2018 title this cannot be the case anymore. In this spoiler free review, I will be exploring the importance of the story in 2018 title, God of War.
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Dungeons & Tentacles: Roleplaying as a parasitic host – Baldur’s Gate 3
Shape your destiny in the world of Dungeons and Dragons, combining dynamic turn-based combat with a captivating, branching narrative to uncover the true extent of your deadly parasitic infestation.
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Low Poly, High Hopes: Review of DeadPoly
If you’re a #survival video game fan looking to #adventure the #postapocalyptic world among the undead with less emphasis on bloodspilling and more on goofy outfits, #crafting, and interior design, DeadPoly could be for you. This #indie work in progress might not blow anyone away quite yet but has plenty of promising content on the…
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Like tears in rain… of reflections – a review of Rain of Reflections: Set Free
Mixing point-and-click adventure and a strategy game, Rain of Reflections: Set Free is a mostly satisfying cyberpunk experience
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TOEM: A Wholesome Photo Adventure
TOEM is a photo adventure game where you get to explore Scandinavian inspired landscapes, encounter different characters, and help them by solving puzzles
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The Excavation of Hob´s Barrow – Of that which lies in the earth
Vacation on the moors of Britain, full of isolation, primordial & eldritch horrors, and the quaint atmosphere of a small village? The Point-and-click adventure; The Excavation of Hob´s Barrow got you covered.
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The Heart of the Forest, the Power of the Seasons – make a journey through Seasons After Fall
Take a trip through changing seasons and a magical forest with Seasons After Fall, a platformer with beautiful artwork and some inventive puzzles
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Uncharted: A New Adventure with Familiar Faces
Uncharted movie provides a new adventure with familiar characters and easter eggs honoring the video game franchise.
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Roadwarden – “If you go down into woods today…”
Roadwarden sets you off on a mission to northern wilderness in this visual-novel style fantasy RPG that, aside from couple of stylistic hiccups, manages to weave a fascinating world for fans of the genre to visit.
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Ancient temples, floating islands and a shapeshifting hero – a review of AER: Memories of Old
Ancient temples, floating islands and a shapeshifting hero – a review of AER: Memories of Old
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Unexplored, a neo classic dungeon crawling roguelike
Unexplored combines some of the best features of the old and new strain of roguelikes and should appeal to the fans of both.
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Sly 2: Band of Thieves – Action-Packed Video Game with Plenty of Humor
Sly Cooper and his partners in crime take you on an eventful adventure in Band Of Thieves filled with heists, humor, and drama.
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Moments of playing together
Adventures for one are better when shared by two or more.
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Sable feels like a Zeldaesque road movie on a desert planet
In Sable, story of wandering and finding yourself sets a stage for an enchanting open world adventure.
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A Wondrous and Deadly World – Elden Ring
Elden Ring earns its place among the Souls games with flying colors thanks to its open-ended nature, wonderful exploration, and meaty combat.
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A Content Filled Joyride In Mexico – Forza Horizon 5
Drive with over 500 fully customizable cars on a vast and rewarding Mexican playground Superstar!
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Archaeological Approach to Catastrophe and Mass Migration in No Man’s Sky
An archaeologist used real-life methods to study an abandoned community of player settlements in No Man’s Sky.
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Games and Books as Crucial Components of the Whole Imaginary Universe
Books, based on games seem to expand the inner universe to satisfy the fans. Are the authors able to save the original ideology and concept of the project or are they more likely to turn the narrative upside down?