Sometimes a game has such an impact that it spawns countless copies over the coming years. Some developers try to capitalise on the hype cycle by releasing games quickly with...
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Last week, Supermassive Games invited me to London to try Directive 8020, the next entry in The Dark Pictures Anthology. As a fan of the franchise, I was excited to...
Music games are something else, since they often come in two variants. The kind that takes you back to tapping circles in Osu! until your wrist begged for mercy, or...
When I first heard that Little Nightmares was making the jump to VR, I was enthusiastic but cautious. The original games always relied on distance, on watching things unfold from...
I don’t know what it is with factory automation and the Benelux, but this is the second game in a very short time that follows that exact setting and comes...
DigiArt, the team behind Road 96, returns with a new game built around one of the most interesting mechanics I’ve seen in years. On the surface, Tides of Tomorrow presents...
The Lord of Hatred expansion returns the player to a darker world than ever before. Focusing on more blood, more despair, and more Evil. The expansion for Diablo IV takes...
I can’t remember if I have ever played a game based on a children’s book. Even film adaptations of beloved novels are often criticized by fans for not translating the...
H.P. Lovecraft has created the backbone of psychological horror with all of his tales about these mysterious beings all around us. Even Spielberg finds the Lovecraftian storytelling difficult to comprehend...
Over the past few decades, many platformers have allowed gamers to explore 3D environments, but very few have allowed us to walk on walls and ceilings. So what better protagonist...
