Reviews

The Eternal Life of Goldman has been on my radar for a while now. Developed by Cyprus-based Weappy Studio and…

MIO: Memories in Orbit opens with haunting music and immediately nails its atmosphere. From the very first moments, the game…

Among the many entries in the roguelike genre, there is one odd duck – or lamb, in this case –…

Many video game developing companies these days decide to remaster, remake or port their classic games to newer systems. Having…

When I think of a 2D side-scrolling platformer, I think of suspended platforms, obstacles to avoid, and… jumping. Lots of…

I, as many others, was really excited when I heard the news that Hades 2 was finally launching. I spent…

I’ve lately become quite the THQ Nordic fan. They have the odd interest of reviving RPG classics, and their latest…

SEGA’s hack and slash Shinobi series has been around for almost four decades, with the first installment dropping back in…

Bullet hell is one of the more niche genres in the gaming sphere, with their inherently hardcore nature relegating their…

The First Berserker: Khazan was an unexpected surprise of 2025. It is a fast paced action-RPG “soulslike” game featuring a…

Have you ever listened to a jazz jam session or a rock concert powered by a crummy amplifier? It’s loud…

Within the genre of precision platformers, Super Meat Boy (SMB) is about as iconic as it gets. It’s sequel, Super…

These days, there’s no shortage of games inspired by FromSoftware’s Souls series, so-called “soulslikes” (I still despise the term, but…

If you have been playing videogames for a while, chances are you have heard of Riot’s superhit game League of…

In the past, rhythm games always left me with the impression that they were really tough, with a gameplay loop…