Video Game News & Reviews from hardcore gamers.
On October 3, 1997, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night was released, forever changing the landscape of action-adventure games. Now, 27 years later, it’s widely regarded as one of the most influential games in gaming history, and a key title that cemented the term “Metroidvania” — a hybrid genre that borrows exploration, backtracking and platforming elements from Metroid, combined with the dark, Gothic stylings and RPG mechanics of Symphony of the Night.
The Plucky Squire is an innovative Action-Adventure game developed by All Possible Futures. Released on September 17, 2024, this charming title takes players on a linear, puzzle-filled adventure that draws clear inspiration from classic Zelda titles, especially Link’s Awakening. It blends various gameplay elements from different genres and offers a mix of 2D and 3D segments, all within an imaginative and colorful storybook world.
Mattel is set to revolutionize in-car entertainment with the upcoming release of UNO Car Party for BMW and MINI vehicles. The toy giant will showcase this innovative adaptation of the beloved card game at Gamescom 2024 in Cologne, Germany.
Final Fantasy VII Remake is a reimagining of Final Fantasy VII until a certain point. While the remake takes a lot of elements from the original game you eventually will experience better storytelling, world, and character development that until that point that wasn’t present 23 years ago as deep as it’s now. So polish your Buster Sword, ready your Materia, and dive into one of the most anticipated games of the last decade.
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Last year Limited Run Games, a company that releases exclusive physical versions of digital video games, in limited quantities, announced the physical release of Celeste. After almost a year of waiting, I finally got it, and now I can share the unboxing with you.
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Jamestown+ is a co-op friendly shoot ’em up for all gamers and casual players alike. Sir Walter Raleigh, a disgraced knight, finds himself against the Mars warriors and the Spanish Conquistador. Do you have what it takes to save the last British colony on Mars and win the war for the New World?
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DEATH STRANDING is the game that will get you confused as hell. But with everyone calling it an Amazon Prime simulator, I had to play it, because I knew it’s not just that. I was right.
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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is the new game developed by Respawn Entertainment in the Star Wars universe, which takes place a few years after the execution of Order 66. So if any of you ever wanted to know the struggles of a Jedi, this is for you.
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“Slash, bash and dash” is the shortest way to describe Ling: A Road Alone.
Yet, even though the game is very minimalistic, it does not give you that feeling. Developed by Chautauqua Software and published by Winking Entertainment, they surely know what they’re doing.
As a huge fan of the “One Punch Man” anime series, I was so excited to hear that a fighting game based on the series is in development, and even more so that I got to play in the closed beta, and sure enough, I felt like I am a part of the show.
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