Can Konami build on last years success? Well, here's four ways where they might just be improving on
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A point-and-click adventure harping back to the good old says of the 90s. What's not to like?
Car combat after the apocalypse. And no... It isn't Mad Max
Following in the footsteps of games like Gone Home, Pollen is an experience that is more like a story book than a game; meant to tell a story rather than thrill the player.…
Action Henk is designed to be hard. That is something that is made evident from just watching how the game plays. The game is made to require a great amount patience and…
It's the return to an iconic series with this mech shooter
There is a house in New Orleans.
“Paradox grand strategy in space” sounds more like a fan’s hopeful dream than it does a reality. For a development team that has, for 15 years, been focused on replicating...
Dungeon-crawlers have always featured a less-than-serious tone. Even the more imposing end of the spectrum, featuring the likes of Diablo and Dungeon Siege, has kept its tongue...
The story behind the conception of Wargaming.net’s revival of classic 4X strategy title Master of Orion is an unusual one. The World of Tanks creator’s CEO, Victor Kislyi,…
It’s fair to say that opinions on The Crew, Ubisoft’s most recent delve into the racing market, are pretty well split. Some didn’t enjoy the game’s online-focused world...
It’s been a whole year since my last update on Hearts of Iron IV, with 2014’s gamescom providing my first in-person look at the latest WW2 grand strategy title from Paradox...
Typoman was a surprise hit at last year’s gamescom, and by far one of my personal favourite games of the convention. It’s a basic platformer in most ways, but the ingenious...
Eastern history, in particular Chinese history, is tragically ignored in western teaching. As such, most Westerners’ exposure to that part of the world (aside, perhaps, from...
