Max Caulfield returns in Life is Strange: Double Exposure, embarking on an adventure where timelines blur.
Tag: Xbox Series X|S
Review: Broken Roads
Broken Roads is a Fallout inspired cRPG with an Aussie twist, that unfortunately struggles with the basics of the genre.
Review: Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles
Bulwark is a different kind of city-builder featuring towers, airships and strategy in a steampunk setting.
Review: Skull and Bones
More than ten years after development began, Skull and Bones has been released. We’ve sunk countless hours into the pirate adventure for you.
Review: Starfield
Five months after being released for Xbox Series X|S and PC, Starfield is rumored to be coming to additional platforms – time to take a closer look at Bethesda’s massive [ … ]
Review: American Arcadia
American Arcadia transports us to a 70s reality show. The horror made up of platform shoes and bell-bottoms begins.
Review: The Invincible
Sci-Fi fans have been eagerly anticipating the adaptation of Stanislaw Lem’s novel The Invincible and we have set off to Regis III for you.
Review: Alan Wake II
13 years after his disappearance thriller author Alan Wake returns, but who’s actually pulling the strings in this murder mystery turned survival horror?
Review: Cities – Skylines II
A mayoral job became available and we took it for you! Cities: Skylines II will be released in a few days and we have played it extensively.
Preview: Road 96 – Mile 0
On the road again: Mile 0 tells the story before Road 96 and introduces us to two different worlds.
Review: The Dark Pictures Anthology – The Devil in Me
Find out if the additions to the established formula in The Devil in Me provide The Dark Pictures Anthology with a proper season finale.
Review: Ghostwire – Tokyo
Three years ago Resident Evil mastermind Shinji Mikami announced Ghostwire: Tokyo. Join us in finding out if the game meets the high expectations.
