Tag: Reviews
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CONTROL Resonant Mega Review — A Love Letter to Remedy’s Beautifully Broken Reality
We’ve been fans of Remedy Entertainment ever since their first games. Max Payne and Max Payne 2 hold a special place in our hearts and, to this day, we still find time to come back and play the second one. The Alan Wake games, especially the first one, were equally amazing, particularly because we were…
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BLACKSHARD Review – Getting Lost in a Senseless World
From the first few steps into Blackshard’s Labyrinth, we found ourselves staring at things that seemed impossible to explain. Enormous structures rise from empty spaces, walls lead nowhere, and strange combinations of geometric shapes create places that feel more like someone’s impossible dream than somewhere people were ever meant to live. BLACKSHARD is a beautiful…
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Graveyard Keeper 2: Managing the Management of the Undead
Graveyard Keeper came at a time when we were absolutely fed up with farming games and their same old, rather worn-out gameplay mechanics. It caught us completely by surprise. We didn’t expect to be dealing with corpses, digging graves, removing organs and finding increasingly questionable ways to make money from the dead. Did we find…
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BuGarden Review – A Little Garden That Keeps You Company
BuGarden is one of the coolest desktop companion apps we’ve come across this year. It’s simple, it sits in the corner of our screen and does its thing while we do ours, like writing this review, for example. We’d write a few lines while the flowers we’d planted continued to grow, then glance over as…
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Weekend PC Game Pass Suggestions #3: Girls, Fairy Tale and Madness
Welcome to the PC Game Pass Suggestions series. Every two weeks, we look through the huge Game Pass library to find the most interesting hidden gems and big new games that are truly worth your time. If you are new here, what is Game Pass? Think of it as “Netflix for video games.” It is…
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword Review – A Sword Worth Waiting 20 Years For
Onimusha is a well-known series, and if you were a PS2 gamer back in the day, you were blessed with not one, but five main games and two spin-offs. Those games were praised for their unique setting and insane amount of action, but what we loved most was that Capcom wasn’t afraid to experiment. The…
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Sunday Sims Spotlight #17: A little help around the house
Vintage Glamour Stuff is a DLC that comes with a collection of nice-looking furniture and clothes that are all about old-fashioned luxury, with formal clothing, glamorous furniture, a vanity table, a globe bar and other items that belong to a very specific theme. But it shouldn’t be dismissed easily as it also comes with something…
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Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth PS5 Review – A Winter Adventure Full of Heart
Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth is a game that is like a fairytale, and the opening reminded us of children’s books that we used to stare at in awe as kids. Everything is wonderfully drawn and subtly animated, which, in combination with the atmospheric soundtrack, really pulls us into the world. We started playing the game with…
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Sandwalkers Review – A Slow Walk Through a Harsh World
In Sandwalkers we have a caravan to look after, a hostile world to explore and plenty of things that can go wrong along the way. There were times where it felt like we’re making progress. Most of the times, however, we played the long game and tried to be a little more patient than we…
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Kingdom Rush 6: Genesis TD Review – Back to Where It All Began
If there’s one type of genre that we love the most, it’s tower defence. There’s something insanely satisfying about placing towers in strategic places and watching them mow down wave after wave of enemies. If we had to pick one series out of the genre, though, that would be the Kingdom Rush games. We remember…
