Tag: PC

  • Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War – Definitive Edition: A Legacy Forged in the Grimdark

    When Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War first burst onto the scene in 2004, it was nothing short of a revelation. For long-time fans of Games Workshop’s grimdark universe, it offered an authentic, brutal, and visceral interpretation of the 41st Millennium. Now, almost two decades later, and with a small but hopeful revival of the RTS…

  • Titan Quest 2 Early Access Preview: Threads of Fate Unspun

    The original Titan Quest holds a special place in my ARPG pantheon. There was something uniquely captivating about its vibrant, sun-drenched world of ancient Greece, steeped in intriguing mythology, paired with a combat system that felt satisfyingly weighty without trying to reinvent the wheel. My anticipation for Titan Quest 2 has been soaring since its…

  • Killing Floor 3 Review: A Familiar Fight With Room to Grow

    When the first Killing Floor burst onto the scene, I’d just begun to fatigue on the zombie horde premise Left 4 Dead had perfected. Killing Floor, with its slower, more tactical wave-based survival and distinct Perk system, offered a refreshing change of pace, and it quickly became a perfect match for what I craved. By…

  • Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream – A Stealthy Masterpiece in a City of Secrets

    From its very first reveal, Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream captured my intrigue. The promise of beautifully crafted cutscenes set against the backdrop of an alternate Swedish seaside town, infused with compelling stealth mechanics, immediately piqued my interest. Having finally delved into its shadowy alleys and bustling districts, I can confidently say that Eriksholm has not…

  • Edens Zero: A Stellar Story in a Dated Shell

    The popularity of Hiro Mashima’s Edens Zero has soared since its inception, captivating audiences with its unique blend of science fantasy, high-octane action, and a vibrant cast of characters. Following the successful runs of its manga and anime adaptations, the natural next step seemed to be a video game that would allow fans to dive…

  • Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition – A Nostalgic Return to a Complex Era of RPGs

    The Computer Role-Playing Game (CRPG) genre has, against all odds, experienced a magnificent resurgence in recent years, captivating a new generation of players with sprawling narratives, deep character customization, and impactful choices. Titles like Baldur’s Gate 3 have redefined what’s possible, reaching unprecedented heights of popularity and critical acclaim. Amidst this new golden age, it’s…

  • Against the Storm: A Roguelike City Builder That Bravely Defies Genre Norms

    In a market saturated with time-consuming city builders, Eremite Games’ Against the Storm arrives as a surprisingly refreshing and engaging alternative. By cleverly blending city-building mechanics with roguelike elements, it offers a unique experience that’s both strategic and perfectly digestible in shorter play sessions. This isn’t about building empires spanning centuries; it’s about surviving the…

  • Rematch: A Promising Kick-Off with Rocket League Vibes

    After Sloclap’s excellent kung fu brawler, Sufi, I admit I was curious to see where they were heading next. Football wasn’t even close to my guesses, but what a pleasant surprise Rematch is. This title takes the familiar sport and injects it with a vibrant, arena-based twist, reminiscent of the addictive, physics-driven gameplay that made…

  • RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army. A Devilishly Good Detective Story, Revived

    I came late to the Megami Tensei party, only delving into the series and its sprawling spin-offs in recent years. However, getting the chance to experience RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army, especially in such a significantly enhanced form, has catapulted it to the top of my list of favorite games within the…

  • The Alters: A Survival Game that Clones Your Attention

    The survival genre, while vast and varied, has often left me feeling cold. Few titles have truly managed to sink their hooks in, leaving me more overwhelmed than immersed. That is, until I played The Alters. 11 Bit Studios, known for their emotionally resonant narratives and morally challenging choices in games like This War of…