Game Reviews
Look Outside isn’t your typical survival horror RPG — it’s a psychological nightmare wrapped in cosmic terror and body horror. Developed by an indie team with a knack for unsettling experiences, this game throws you into the confines of a dimly lit apartment building where…
Horror fans, buckle up. The horror gaming landscape just got a serious upgrade with a fresh lineup of bone-chilling titles that will have you questioning reality, laughing at absurdity, and surviving against impossible odds. Whether you’re into psychological horror, VHS-style slashers, or atmospheric survival, these…
Keep Driving is a delightful mix of a road trip simulator and a roguelike deck-building game set in the early 2000s. You play as a newly licensed driver heading to a music festival, but the journey is anything but straightforward. Along the way, you’ll manage…
A Time-Bending Tale Rooted in Slavic Folklore The End of the Sun is a narrative-driven adventure game that transports players into the mystical world of Slavic mythology, blending folklore, mystery, and time manipulation into a captivating experience. Developed by The End of the Sun Team,…
A Deep and Addictive Roguelike That Puts You in Control of Chaos Rogue: Genesia is a bullet-heaven roguelike that throws you into an endless onslaught of enemies, where the only way to survive is to master weapon evolutions, passive talents, and deep build synergies. Developed…
Atomfall is not your average post-apocalyptic survival game. Developed by Rebellion, the team behind the Sniper Elite series, this atmospheric action-adventure steps away from bullets and ballistics in favor of eerie storytelling, slow-burn exploration, and British weirdness. Imagine Fallout: New Vegas meets S.T.A.L.K.E.R., but set…
What happens when you take the tactical depth of an RTS, mix it with the addictive chaos of a rogue-lite, and drop it into a galaxy swarming with bug-like alien hordes? You get IDUN – Frontline Survival—a fast-paced, turret-juggling tower defense game with an edge.…
There’s a feeling you get when a game stops trying to impress you and instead just lets you feel. That’s the best way I can describe Lost Records: Bloom & Rage. It’s less of a thrill ride and more of a slow walk back into…
Classic shoot ‘em ups (shmups) have an enduring appeal, and X-Out: Resurfaced revives one of the genre’s forgotten gems with modern enhancements while staying true to its roots. Originally released by Rainbow Arts for the Commodore Amiga in 1990, X-Out was one of the era’s…
The anomaly horror subgenre has found a dedicated following, blending psychological horror with memory-based gameplay. CAPTURED takes this formula and elevates it, offering a more immersive and actively dangerous experience. With a procedurally generated, looping hallway, sinister entities lurking in the shadows, and 99 anomalies…