Category: review
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7/10A card battler with cool faction-based Warhammer mechanics | Review - Warhammer 40,000: Warpforge ReviewOh boy, Warhammer is everywhere, from its brute low-tech OG Warhammer and its games like Total War: Warhammer and Vermintide to the more futuristic 40,000 and its recent games like Darktide and Boltgun. The franchise is kicking ass on practically all fronts, beating the likes of big mixed-media IPs like Star Wars and Marvel in pumping out video game content. Now, we are taking a look at Warhammer 40,000: Warpforge.
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RoboCop: Rogue City is one of the most surprising game releases this year (and one of the most unexpected announcements from as far back as 2021). Just when you might have thought that RoboCop isn't the pop culture icon it once was, it has returned from dormancy and come back to life.
- I feel like I’m still playing Warzone | Impressions - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III Campaign Review
Call of Duty campaigns have consistently been celebrated as exceptional single-player experiences, distinct and detached from the intense multiplayer gameplay for which the franchise is also renowned for. These campaigns offer players a gripping narrative, often set in diverse and immersive environments, replete with cinematic moments and heart-pounding action. They serve as an excellent showcase of the franchise's dedication to delivering compelling storytelling, character development, and thrilling set pieces.
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7/10Remembers what made games fun, but still tries to modernize it anyway | Review - Robocop Rogue City ReviewRoboCop: Rogue City is one of the most surprising game releases this year (and one of the most unexpected announcements from as far back as 2021). Just when you might have thought that RoboCop isn't the pop culture icon it once was, it has returned from dormancy and come back to life. Developing a video game adaptation of an action movie from 1987 isn't typically a top priority for most developers and publishers these days. However, Teyon and Nacon aren't your typical companies. Fortunately, they understandably want to capitalize on the coolness of '80s action movies, having previously delivered the mildly excellent Terminator: Resistance in 2019. And now, we have RoboCop: Rogue City.
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3/10The worst campaign in perhaps all of COD? | Review - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III Campaign ReviewCall of Duty: Modern Warfare III marks the continuation of the rebooted Modern Warfare series and picks up the story where the previous game, Modern Warfare II, left off. Developed by Sledgehammer Games, Modern Warfare III aimed to blend the best of Call of Duty's past with innovative new elements, such as the integration of Call of Duty: Warzone into its gameplay.
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Warhammer 40,000: Warpforge is a digital collectible card battler set in the grimdark future of the 41st millennium. It's a game that allows players to step into the war-torn universe of Warhammer 40k and engage in strategic card battle. It carries the rich lore and factions of the Warhammer universe and uses it as a basis to create a card battler game.
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Gget ready to embark on an epic journey into the post-apocalyptic metropolis of New Eridu! Zenless Zone Zero's Closed Beta Test (CBT) sign-up is officially live, and this is your chance to dive into the urban fantasy world filled with action and intrigue.
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Over these past week I "participated" in the release of a brand new and ambitious horror game called Silent Hill Ascension, set in the iconic universe of the Silent Hill video game franchise. From the get go, it's a significant departure from the well-known Silent Hill survival horror gameplay style, moving towards a more Supermassive Games-style interactive storytelling akin to titles like Until Dawn, The Dark Pictures Anthology, and games such as The Quarry.
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The upcoming CBT comes with contests and prizes | Zenless Zone Zero - Everything you need to know ReviewZenless Zone ZeroGlobal 8.2 Anime Action PC Version
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2/10Revives a beloved franchise and then kills it at the same time | Review - Silent Hill Ascension ReviewSilent Hill: Ascension is an ambitious interactive horror television series set in the iconic universe of the Silent Hill video game franchise. Developed by Genvid Technologies and Behaviour Interactive in collaboration with Konami Digital Entertainment, the project marks a significant departure from the traditional survival horror gameplay that has defined the Silent Hill series. Instead, Ascension adopts a format reminiscent of interactive storytelling games like Until Dawn and The Dark Pictures Anthology while integrating a unique app-based or web-based interactive component. The game playable on both Android, iOS, or via web-browser.
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7/10A full-sized portable RE Village, with acceptable compromises | Review - Resident Evil Village ReviewCapcom has officially unleashed Resident Evil Village onto mobile devices yesterday, October 30. Available for iPhone 15 Pro and supported iPad models equipped with an M1 chipset or better
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Blade of God X: OrisolsGlobal 8.7 Editors' Choice Action PC Version
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The eighth main installment in the iconic Resident Evil series is now available to play on iPhone 15 Pro and supported iPad models with an M1 chipset or better. The game is available as a free demo, with in-app purchases allowing players to unlock the full game, and its DLCs. Currently at a discounted price of $15.99 for the base game.
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Blade of God II: Orisols is a dark fantasy ARPG game that is often described as "Dark Souls" inspired or a Souls-like experience, but this couldn't be further from the truth. The only commonalities it shares are a third-person perspective and the ability to dodge attacks.
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Coromon is a delightful monster-taming indie RPG that captures the essence Pokémon while injecting its own unique flavor into the mix. Developed by TRAGsoft and Published by Freedom Games, Coromon offers a fresh take on the genre, blending sprite-based pixel art visuals, character and monster customization, and Zelda-like puzzle-solving elements.
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Coromon is a soon to be mobile game that combines elements of classic monster-taming RPGs with its own unique twists, making it appealing to both fans of the genre and those looking for something fresh.
- This 2.5D martial arts ARPG released Nov. 2! | First Impressions - Phantom Blade: Executioners Review
Phantom Blade: Executioners is a cross-platform martial arts action RPG developed by S-Game, available on PC, PlayStation, Android, and iOS. With a release date set for November 2, 2023, the game offers full cross play functionality, allowing players to engage in fast-paced combat across different platforms, entirely free-to-play.
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Alan Wake II is a thrilling continuation of Remedy Entertainment's captivating narrative-driven games. The game features Remedy's signature storytelling prowess and delivers a survival-horror game experience impressive next-gen level of graphics and innovative gameplay features.
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8/10Alan Wake II is a survival horror game focused on storytelling, psychological horror, and survival. It features two playable stories with stunning graphics and a star-studded cast.
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THE FINALS is currently in an open beta test on Steam that started last October 26 and will run up to November 5, available for PC (Steam), Xbox Series X/S, and PS5.