If I said the words “roguelike, deck-building blackjack game,” there’s a pretty good chance I’d conjure up the though of Balatro. It is, after all, a hugely popular and highly influential example of a similar concept, albeit based loosely on
It’s so ice to be back It’s not uncommon to return to a dense RPG after a break of months or years and be immediately humbled, but jumping into Dragon’s Dogma II: Dark Arisen after two years away from the
A beautifully made, emotional love story I’m not a young person. I’ve had many adventures, and discovered many loves in life, including my soon-to-be wife – my favourite person on the planet, whom I met almost 20 years ago. Our
A fun but finite charm Hot Wheels Unleashed but make it open world by way of Burnout Paradise or Forza Horizon – surely that reads unanimously as a winning formula. It’s a logical next step from the pair of Hot
“For those born as samurai, there is no path but that of a sword. A steep path, crowded with warriors who think they stand at its peak, peerless. The only way forward… is through them.” I don’t think there’s a
Like Xenoblade Chronicles and Xenoblade Chronicles X before it, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 has snuck its way onto the Nintendo Switch 2 via a paid upgrade that repurposes the original Switch version for the new hardware with a gaggle of visual
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.
