The latest chapter in the Metro series has finally arrived and if you’re a fan of the series you probably already bought it yourself. If you’ve never played a Metro [ … ]
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Hands-on: Metro Exodus
The series based on Dmitrij Gluchovskij’s novels has been appreciated by gamers for its focus on the atmosphere and storytelling and fans have been looking forward for the new chapter [ … ]
Review: Tales of Vesperia – Definitive Edition
When Tales of Vesperia was released in Japan for the PS3 back in 2009, fans assumed that a Western release would follow not long after. The 360 version had just [ … ]
Review: Infinite Adventures
We’ve covered a surprising amount of dungeon crawlers over the past year, many of which have been excellent additions to what is a rather niche genre. Infinite Adventures is the [ … ]
Review: Mega Man 11
Mega Man is back. In our review we check out the quality of the latest entry in Capcom’s series.
Review: Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition HD
Final Fantasy XV has been a huge success both financially and critically, despite the fact that the game went into a completely different path compared to the rest of the [ … ]
Preview: Call of Duty – Black Ops 4
Just two days left and with Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 one of the most anticipated games of the year will be released. We’ve played the Blackout multiplayer mode [ … ]
Review: Valkyria Chronicles 4
When Valkyria Chronicles 2 was announced for the PSP, many fans were concerned. The move to a less powerful system would mean that many corners would have to be cut [ … ]
Screenshot Saturday: Rise of the Tomb Raider
Once more we show you the beauty in gaming.
Screenshot Saturday: The Vanishing of Ethan Carter
Today we start our new segment Screenshot Saturday. What better way to start into a weekend than to enjoy some nice views, right?
Review: Wolfenstein II – The New Colossus
MachineGames’ debut title Wolfenstein: The New Order revived the aged series and stayed true to its roots. The New Colossus continues this course and surpasses its brilliant predecessor in every way. In an [ … ]
Review: A Hat in Time
Kickstarted games certainly haven’t gotten the best reputation over the past few years. Even with successful projects like Divinity: Original Sin and Darkest Dungeon, the high profile failings of Mighty [ … ]
