Stonemachia, developed by Crossfall Games, an Italian studio with just nine members, is now flying high on Steam with a 96% positive review score. Although a classic Souls-like,…
The Mundo Gamer Showcase 2026 is set to return with a new edition dedicated to the world of indie video games. Organized by Mundo Gamer Network, the event…
The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales showcases several strengths in its demo. However, we still have some concerns. The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is the…
After more than twenty years of fan demand and unanswered questions, Resident Evil Code: Veronica is finally set to return as Resident Evil Veronica. But this is far…
GPTRACK50 announced that Stupid Never Dies arrives in fall 2026 on PC via Steam and PlayStation 5. The official communication includes the release of a second trailer, a…
If there’s a genre delivering pure emotions without frantic action, it’s the visual novel. Add a café life simulation, and you get Coffee Talk Tokyo by Toge Productions.…
For years, the monster-collecting genre has been defined by a single dominant force: Pokémon. Its influence extends well beyond video games, shaping animation, merchandising, and a cultural legacy…
Under the heading of "small gems and where to find them", the latest Creepy Tale from Creepy Brothers turned out to be a genuine discovery. A measured, thoroughly…
Some games fade from memory not long after the credits roll. Others linger. Not because they are necessarily the biggest, the most technically impressive, or the most commercially…
Among the biggest surprises of the recent Xbox Games Showcase was the return of Senua. With the reveal of its latest project, Ninja Theory offered a first look…
After closely following the project’s evolution, from its first demo to its current Early Access phase, Realm of Ink is proving to be one of the most interesting…
There are video games remembered for their commercial success, others for redefining entire genres or introducing mechanics that go on to shape generations of developers. And then there…
