OmegaBot is an old-school-inspired action side-scroller that I didn’t really like all that much, to be honest. For the most part, it’s just fine. But often there are parts that feel deliberately designed to get you or annoy you. There are a couple of rooms where you have to fight against some annoying jumping enemies…
I must say, I really enjoyed Ship Of Fools. It looked like a fun time in the trailers and after playing it myself well, it’s even better. Ship of Fools is a roguelike adventure where you set sail across deadly and dangerous waters in your trusty boat trying to stop a stop a storm that’s…
I know I’m a tad late with this review this year, but now, it has become like some sort of a tradition. What I mean is that doesn’t matter what I, or any other outlet for that matter, thinks about that year’s Call of Duty; it will still sell like hot cakes. On boy, did…
The Entropy Centre is without a doubt one of the best games you will play this year, a true GOTY contender, and saying this in the year of Elden Ring, Horizon Forbidden West & God of War Ragnarok truly says a lot about the excellent quality that is present in this game. Earth is doomed,…
Isonzo is well, great. Lately, we have gotten a lot of great hardcore first-person shooter games and I am happy to say that Isonzo is one of them. The guys behind Isonzo are BlackMill Games, the same well-known developers who already brought us Verdun and Tannenberg, both set in WW1. So you can think of…
The Company Man is a serviceable action sidescroller and I will just leave it at that. It’s as simple as it can get, but that doesn’t mean it’s bad. That also doesn’t mean that it’s good. The Company Man is well, just an OK game. You start the game on the lowest scale of the…
Contrary to what seems (critics’) popular belief, I really enjoyed this new Saints Row game. Sure it has problems, but it’s far from the total disaster many of the review outlets say it is. Lately, we as gamers have been spoiled when it comes to open-world games. We got Horizon Forbidden West which is well,…
Bright Memory: Infinite is a good FPS, but I wish there were more to it. It’s really short. Like it took me exactly 1 hour and 33 minutes to finish it short. And out of all that “playtime”, I have to say that I enjoyed only around 1 hour of it with the rest being…
Silt is a short underwater puzzler that doesn’t overstay its welcome. I was expecting to love it, but it didn’t quite hit that mark for me. In Silt, you play as a scuba diver that has the ability to possess fish and other aquatic animals/creatures that swim around in this gorgeous black and white alien-like…