The latest State of Play finally answers the question Phantom Blade Zero has left hanging for years: what kind of game is hiding behind those spectacular blades?
A psychological horror that turns military training, obedience, and familiar FPS conventions into tools for questioning the player’s own sense of control.
Within the soulslike landscape, The First Berserker: Khazan stands out as one of the most interesting entries of recent years from a studio that had never tackled the…
This title opens with a statement of intent: for a clockmaker, time isn't a line or an abstraction, but a current you can bend and calibrate with the…
Halo: Campaign Evolved carries a responsibility few video games can afford to take on: reworking one of the titles that helped define an entire console generation and, more…
The two previous articles already made this promise: Helix: Descent N Ascent would deliver hours of pure entertainment, and even the half-hour demo hinted at this Belgian title's…
Killing Floor 3 arrives with a clear and, on the surface, perfectly reasonable ambition: take the co-op horde-shooter formula that has defined the franchise for years and bring…
