I have personally never been into Beyblade – or indeed any kind of battling tops if others exist. They came in as I was graduating out of my school years, a new hobby I didn’t feel the need to rip-launch
Although the studio skimmed the surface of it with the detective adventure prequel, The Sinking City 2 sees Ukrainian developer Frogwares dive fully into survival horror territory with its Lovecraft-inspired world. A sequel in name, it’s a completely standalone entry
In case you weren’t aware, Japan has its own AFL association, with numerous teams that play both locally and at the international level. I know this because while watching the FIFA World Cup final at a random Irish bar in
Cloverpit is a well-received participant recent glut of gambling/casino-style roguelikes, games that are – for the most part – created and enjoyed in good faith, but do still operate on the same psychological patterns and traps that real gambling exploits.
Video games can provide any number of ways for a person to relax, unwind, chill out and, if for only a little while, escape to somewhere else. And the desire to find this feeling has manifested itself in many ways
PowerWash Simulator, and now it’s sequel, have honed in on a winning formula of giving players already-compelling games of calm and cathartic cleaning action in completely original maps, and then extending their lifespans with licensed DLC from some shit-hot franchises.
Right from the front-end experience, Cultic presents itself as the quintessential 90s FPS with little threatening to get between you and the action. Aside from a gracious helping of settings to tweak, including a welcome spread of accessibility-minded options, you’re
A lot of the messaging around Denshattack! has gone to some effort to align the game with a lot of iconic 2000s extreme sports titles, throwing around hooks like “Tony Hawk with trains,” but it also bears a lot of
