• Earth Must Die: A Hilarious, Cinematic Sci-Fi Romp with Heart and Laughter

    Earth Must Die is a bold, irreverent entry in the point-and-click adventure genre, blending sci-fi absurdity with sharp humor and a star-studded cast to create an experience that’s equal parts hilarious and heartwarming. While it cheekily sets out to (potentially) destroy a planet, the game’s real mission is to entertain, and it succeeds with flying…

  • Lake: Season’s Greetings DLC – A Warm Embrace for the Holidays and Beyond

    Lake, the indie gem from Gamious, is a serene open-world adventure that focuses on finding oneself in a small town. As an employee of the postal service, players collect and deliver mail and packets while uncovering the personal stories of the townspeople. The game’s gentle pace, character-driven narrative, and emphasis on connection over action made…

  • Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora – From the Ashes: A Renewed Journey into Pandora

    Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora arrived with a world that dazzled the senses—lush bioluminescent forests, soaring cliffs, and a sky so vivid it felt almost tangible. Yet, despite the visual feast, the base game often felt strangely soulless, its narrative never quite reaching the epic heights promised by the  world. The story wavered between generic sci‑fi…

  • Skate Story: A Trippy Take on Skateboarding That Never Finds Its Balance

    In the realm of skateboarding video games, few titles have dared to venture as far into the realms of the bizarre and surreal as Skate Story. Developed by Sam Eng under the umbrella of Devolver Digital, known for their support of unconventional and avant-garde projects, Skate Story promises an experience that is as much about…

  • Marvel Cosmic Invasion – A Retro Beat‑‘Em‑Up That Packs a Punch

    The last few years have seen a surprising upswing in the popularity of beat ’em up games. After a long period of dormancy, titles like Streets of Rage 4, River City Girls, and especially Shredder’s Revenge have reminded us why the genre’s simple‑yet‑satisfying formula still resonates. Shredder’s Revenge did more than just revive the genre;…

  • Two Point Museum: Zooseum – A Wildly Safe DLC

    The Two Point franchise has consistently proven its ability to take management sim concepts and inject them with its signature brand of quirky humor and engaging gameplay. The Two Point Museum: Zooseum DLC is no exception, delivering a delightful menagerie of content that recontextualizes the museum experience. While it leaves one pondering why this wasn’t…