Could this be what The Sims needs to regain its relevance? I was nervous when Electronic Arts announced the latest game pack for my favorite game franchise, The Sims 4 – The Sims 4: Werewolves. The idea is cool, and more occult types in the game are frankly overdue, but I almost had a heart […]

Villordsuch is testing Ruggnar on the Nintendo Switch… Rugnar, new from PID Games and developers Swords N’ Wands, will no doubt have many dwarves laying down their pickaxes and writing angry letters to those responsible for its release. A dwarf’s life isn’t all about gold and a beard, you know!? They also like Mithril and […]

Since the resounding success Marvel Contest of ChampionsKabam has been tapped to bring Disney properties back to the very small screen with Disney’s Mirror Universe. What the company learned from the old title, it used and expanded on to make this free-to-play Disney/Pixar mobile game something truly special. Disney’s Mirror Universe is gorgeous and full […]

Platforms: Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch The shadow run has a pretty historic lineage – originally a tabletop RPG that rose to popularity thanks to its unique blend of cyberpunk and fantasy influences, video game spinoffs have appeared on consoles as far back as the SNES and Mega Drive. With rights […]

A Akin to Jumanji, this film centers on a supernatural board game that its four protagonists must win before sunrise to avoid being trapped for eternity into playing it. It’s to director Alberto Belli’s credit that his comedy generated much of the fun of the 1995 film on a fraction of the budget. Decidedly only […]

Funko Games has already brought so many classic Disney park attractions into homes through well-themed board games like The haunted mansion, the world is small, and crazy tea. In their latest release, they deliver “the craziest ride in the desert” to your doorstep with Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, “the craziest game in the desert!” The […]

Platforms: Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, PC It’s clear that the creators of Supermassive Games have imagined themselves to be filmmakers as much as game developers since 2015. Until dawn, which cemented their reputation for creating interactive dramas inspired by classic horror films. After focusing on the annual The Dark Pictures Anthology series […]

Platform: nintendo switch Let’s face it, professional football isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. Watching 22 millionaires kick a ball for 90 minutes and only see the occasional goal can be a dull way to spend an afternoon. What if half the players were lizards, dinosaurs or anthropomorphic mushrooms? What if chewing on a mushroom mid-game […]

The Evil Dead is one of the most enduring horror franchises of all time. Three main movies: The Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2, Army of Darkness (a remake and a TV show), Ash vs Evil Dead and another movie coming to HBO Max this year (Evil Dead Rise), and many comics and video games are […]

With beads of sweat forming on my forehead, I tremblingly tried to defuse the bomb. My teammates were sending each other messages about the possible location of the enemy. I continued to defuse the bomb, cutting the wires, then I heard a click. A high-pitched male voice said, “The bomb has been defused.” Cheerful music […]

Shaun Munro reviews The Quarry… If supermassive games Until dawn confirmed the market’s thirst for interactive horror-themed video games, the developer’s efforts since then have largely failed to capitalize on that promise. The three Dark Pictures Anthology the titles released so far range from bad to acceptable, with their more serious tone and bite-sized format […]

In 2015, the world of horror gaming changed with Until dawn, a horror game that felt more like an interactive movie in which the players drove the story either deliberately or completely by accident. The team behind the shot, Supermassive Games continued to work on the critically acclaimed film”Dark Pictures Anthology” series that took over […]

Alice in Dissonance’s fourth game default series, Default StP Lightkravte may raise some eyebrows since it is published before Step 2: lower side, which means that fans of the series have to wait a little longer to continue the main story. (On Steam, the devs said that staffing issues were the cause of the delay […]

Reviewed on Xbox series S “Give me some sugar, baby.” “Buy smart. Buy S-Mart. “It’s… my pole!” And of course, “Groovy”. The evil Dead franchise is one of the most quoted film and television series of all time. There’s no shortage of excellent one-liners by Ashley J. Williams and company. Memorable lines aside, however, evil […]

By now you’d think you know what you’re getting with an Adam Sandler sports movie. “Happy Gilmore” and “The Waterboy” have conditioned us to expect silly vocals and left hooks from irate game show hosts. But in “Hustle,” Sandler’s new basketball movie on Netflix, he pulls off a crossover. The film, directed by Jeremiah Zagar, […]

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) – Here’s a look at the list of the latest game releases: PAC-MAN+ MUSEUM Part retro anthology, part Pac-Man-themed dollhouse experience, the collection pulls together 14 Pac-Man titles from decades past, chasing you through the ups and downs that spanned the years of one of the game’s most recognizable icons. Most games […]

“Is this an April Fool’s joke out of season?” It was a fan’s question when Blizzard announced Diablo Immortal at BlizzCon in March 2018. Perhaps no title in gaming history has received such a hostile reception as Diablo Immortal, fans and players taking it out on Blizzard for developing “simple” mobile. game rather than a […]

Warning: Contains spoilers for The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe “The Stanley Parable” is one of my favorite video games because of the way it subverts expectations. When the game’s long-awaited expansion “The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe” was released on April 27, it lived up to my hopes created by the original game by further challenging […]

Calum Petrie reviews Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising… Chronicle of Eiyuden: Rising is a charming throwback to early JRPGs, while mixing pixel art sprites with beautiful 2.5D backgrounds. Starting life as an extended goal of the Kickstarter campaign, this game is actually a prequel/companion game to the upcoming Chronicle of Eiyuden: One Hundred Heroes. Although calling it […]

Board game remakes and reprints are on the rise, and Citadels is one of those titles that’s been given a glossy coat of paint, included all previous expansions, and relaunched for public consumption. As an owner of the original in this little box, it’s nice to have a full set of the game to enjoy, […]

– Advertising – Today we review the upcoming Play-to-Earn, horse racing game, Bristle! Silks game review: a few words about the game Silks is the first-ever derivative play-to-earn (P2E) metaverse. Silks is based on the Ethereum mainnet with layer 2 solutions and is being developed by tropical racea public company that operates 200-acre horse farms […]

My love for all things MST3K then Rifftrax goes all the way back. I’ve seen Pumaman (or Pyuma man, if Donald Pleasence has anything to say about it) fly like a moron, I’ve seen the horribly hilarious movie Manos: The Hands of Fate (Hi Torgo!), my family and I watch Just the Jokes version of […]

Format: Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, PC Get Ready – Rebellion’s latest entry in its Sniper takes players into a unique setting of World War II, approaching the totally unexplored Normandy landings. Slight sarcasm aside, while Sniper Elite 5 won’t win any awards for frame originality, it’s a significant improvement over its predecessors, […]

Harrison Abbott reviews Kao the Kangaroo… It might be painfully obvious, but a mascot platformer needs to have a decent mascot. Mario, Sonic the Hedgehog, and more recently Captain Astro Bot are all great examples, due to their distinct visual designs and likable, if simplistic, personalities. None of them are particularly deep or nuanced when […]

SEGA’s famous rhythm game franchise Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA is finally available to play on PC with the release of Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Mega Mix+. A 2020s improvement and expansion Mega Mix released on Nintendo Switch, the PC port provides a deluxe edition of the game that significantly adds to the song library for […]

Sometimes terror can manifest itself in the most mundane things. It can be hiding behind closed doors, in the TV, or even in your own beliefs. Taiwanese indie game developer Red Candle Games knows this better than anyone. Their second match Dedicationis an emotionally charged first-person psychological horror game that taps into the everyday fears […]

the Cotton the series is nothing if not a survivor. First appeared in 1991, Cotton introduced the horizontal shooter genre to a cute little witch with a cuter, smaller fairy sidekick, and it never deviated from that. The 1990s brought sequels and ports, followed by nearly two decades of dormancy after the badly received Rainbow […]