Tag: Adventure

  • Europa: If Studio Ghibli made games

    Europa transports players to a beautifully crafted universe, drawing inspiration from both Studio Ghibli and games such as Journey. Set against the backdrop of a colonized version of Jupiter’s icy moon, Europa, the game offers an experience that is both visually stunning and narratively compelling. A visual treat  From the moment you launch into the…

  • Neva: One of this year’s most beautiful experiences

    When GRIS was released it took most of us by storm with one of the most beautiful presentations we had seen and a story that touched us more than we managed to explain. Now, Nomada Studio is back with their spiritual follow-up; Neva. And before we go all in on the review, this is one…

  • Rogue Waters: A Pirate Rogue-lite Rife with Potential

    Ahoy there, me hearties! I’ve just embarked on a journey across the treacherous seas in the rogue-lite game, Rogue Waters, and I’m here to share me tale with ye. Rogue Waters, developed by Ice Code Games and published by Tripwire Interactive, casts players as a pirate captain sailing the unpredictable waters in search of treasure…

  • Wargroove 2 (Xbox): A small step forward

    Wargroove 2 was released late last year, but seeing how it went under our radar, we decided to bring it on this year’s GOTY list with the newly released Xbox version. Where the first Wargroove filled out a void with these kinds of games, Wargroove 2 comes at a time when turned-based strategy games with…

  • Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars – Reforged: Still one of the best

    Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars – Reforged is a remastered version of the classic point-and-click adventure game developed by Revolution Software. The game was first released in 1996 and has since then gained a cult following for its engaging story, memorable characters, and challenging puzzles. The Reforged version features updated graphics, remastered audio, and…

  • The Plucky Squire: A fairytale come true

    While other platformers such as Super Mario may have introduced going from 2D to 3D environments, The Plucky Squire takes it to another level, building the groundwork for what easily will be a standard going forward. You know those games where you see the first screenshots and know it will be good? The Plucky Squire…

  • Star Wars Outlaws: Star Wars is even better without jedi. 

    An open-world Star Wars game where you play as a smuggling gunslinger is on paper a dream come true to me. Star Wars Outlaws manages to nail this roleplaying dream at times, and at other times, it misses the mark of an excellent game being pretty bland. The Ubisoft formula is well known by now…

  • Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess: A fresh take on the action genre.

    Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess is an enchanting journey through the lush landscapes of Japanese mythology and folklore, blending a rich narrative with captivating gameplay mechanics. Developed by a talented team, the game transports players to an intricately designed world where ancient spirits and deities coexist, confronting adversaries and challenging their own beliefs along the…

  • Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn – A Great Souls-Lite Experience

    Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn invites players into a beautifully crafted world where magic and gunpowder collide, reminiscent of the challenging, intricate gameplay found in FromSoftware titles. This action RPG, developed by A44, manages to carve its niche by incorporating a unique blend of exploration, combat, and storytelling that will appeal to both fans of…

  • Beyond Good and Evil 20th Anniversary Edition: A nice nostalgic trip

    Beyond Good and Evil is a classic game that has stood the test of time, and its 20th anniversary is the perfect opportunity to revisit this timeless masterpiece. The game’s story, characters, and world-building are as compelling as ever, but the recent updates to modernize the controls make it even more enjoyable to play today….