Halo Reach is now available via the Halo: Master Chief Collection as DLC. It is also available on PC. Unfortunately, cross-play between Xbox One and PC is not available as our original…
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ReversiQuest2 is a new TRPG that looks like Tactics Ogre
Osaka-based indie developers Yokogosystems is happy to announce that their critically acclaimed tactical RPG ReversiQuest2 is coming to Steam January 7, 2010 on Windows. ReversiQuest2 is a tactical board RPG featuring a…
Lode Runner Legacy coming to PS4 in early 2020
Lode Runner Legacy, the latest edition of the cult classic Lode Runner series, is coming soon to the PlayStation Store for PS4 in early 2020. The launch will mark the first time…
REVIEW – Lost Ember (Xbox One)
What has to be one of the most cinematic games of all time, Lost Ember is an emotional and breathtaking journey from beginning to end. As if playing a poem or story…
REVIEW – Story of a Gladiator (Xbox One)
Like Dark Quest 2 before it, Story of a Gladiator by Brain Seal is a single screen action beat’em up that is super simple yet highly addictive. Playing as a gladiator that…
REVIEW – Bee Simulator (Xbox One) with Stream
There are so many simulator games available on the market, with more releasing every month, it is curious to see what will pop up next. Bee Simulator is the next game with…
VIDEO – Nintendo 3DS theme A Merry Mario Holiday walkthrough
Currently available for 20 Gold MyNintendo coins, this A Merry Mario Holiday theme is all about the holidays. When the system wakes up from sleep mode, the growing mushroom sound effect plays…
REVIEW – Strike Force Kitty (Switch)
Ported from an old PC Flash game, Strike Force Kitty has some depth but only if you can suffer through the grueling opening hours of trial and error. This 2D side-scrolling auto…
REVIEW – Marblelous Animals (Switch)
A super simple game that anyone can play, Marblelous Animal tasks the player with rolling an animal shaped marble into a hole using the Switch’s gyro controls. Even though the overall concept…
REVIEW – Black Future ‘88 (Switch)
Since the sun stopped shinning, the remaining citizens of Earth stopped keeping time. Therefore, it is a perpetual 1988 in this 2D dystopia and murderous robots are trying to take their revenge….