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Review: The Adventures of Elena Temple
In an era where Lara Croft and Nathan Drake are common placeholders, we tend to forget the ones that preceded them. Or, games that try to make you believe that
Mekabolt
Alarms are blaring and people are screaming. As you awaken from your deep slumber, you realize something’s awry. You go and check as to what is going on. And to
Reventure
At the beginning of this month, Pixelatto launched their 2D platformer Reventure on Steam. In this game, you are a wannabe hero who is supposed to do hero-ish things but
Guns, Gore & Cannoli 2
Belgian developers are on a roll, first Larian’s Divinity 2 and now the developer from Kontich, Crazy Monkey Studios releases the sequel from 2015’s Guns, Gore & Cannoli on our
Wells Review
Review Wells | Last year Wells did a soft-launch in Brazil, it must have been a great feeling for the small Brazilian development team to launch their game. Now the
The Final Station Review
Review The Final Station | A 2D platform game with pretty unique gameplay, forcing you to take care for survivors and searching the world for some needed supplies, while riding one of
Hue Review
Review Hue | Developer Fiddlestick tries to bring something unique with Hue, making players switch colors to pass puzzles and platforming action. The platformer genre is quite popular already on Xbox
Inside review
INSIDE REVIEW | Playdead’s previous game Limbo was incredible, an experience that stood out and many gamers loved it. Believe it or not but Inside is an even greater journey that
Color Symphony 2 review
Color Symphony 2 features a unique mechanic that uses color to make it players difficult, very difficult. By shifting the background color you eliminate and introduce red, blue or yellow
TurnOn Review
A cute little electric alien from TurnOn has crash landed on Planet Earth and destroyed a power station. The cause? The entire city is without power. Can you imagine the panic? Luckily
Cobalt review
Six years… yes, six long years that’s how long developer Oxeye spend on making Cobalt. And you know what? It shows! Dae Jim, editor-in-chief I love gaming and I love