When Capcom first released Resident Evil in 1996, it didn’t just launch a franchise—it defined an entire genre. Survival horror as we know it owes much of its DNA to that eerie Spencer Mansion, its… Returning to the Mansion: Why the Original Resident Evil Still Matters in 2025
Nintendo has always thrived at balancing nostalgia with reinvention. From the NES library on Switch Online to the surprise addition of Virtual Boy titles, the company has consistently found ways to reintroduce its legacy catalog… Nintendo’s New Patent Hints at DS Games on Switch Online
A notorious hacking group claims to have breached Nintendo’s servers, leaking employee and developer data. We analyze the claims and discuss the incredibly suspicious timing with the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 launch. Could this… Did Hackers Really Break Into Nintendo?
The Pokémon franchise has spent recent years searching for a new identity, experimenting with different formulas to refresh its classic structure. The Legends subseries, which began with Arceus, emerged as the most promising attempt to… Pokémon Legends Z-A — An Evolution That Fails to Fully Take Off
The developers behind Streets of Rage 4 return with Absolum, a title that builds upon the classic beat ’em up formula to deliver a phenomenal experience, though one somewhat marred by its insistence on incorporating… Absolum: Between Glory and Frustration
The Prince of Persia franchise has seen a resurgence in recent years from a repeatedly delayed remake to a Metroidvania entry that put the genre back on the map. This year, Ubisoft experiments once again… Review: The Rogue Prince of Persia — A New Life for the Persia Saga
The Battlefield franchise has been around for over two decades, offering multiple entries that have ranged from serious to more lighthearted tones. With the arrival of Battlefield 6, anticipation was at an all-time high. To… Review: Battlefield 6 — Great Battles, Little Cohesion
The Little Nightmares franchise left a lasting mark among horror fans thanks to its disturbing aesthetic and oppressive atmosphere. However, after Tarsier Studios was acquired by another company, Bandai Namco decided to hand the series… Review: Little Nightmares III — The Nightmare Loses Its Soul
Playtonic, the developers behind Yooka-Laylee, spent around eight years working on the remake of their only game, hoping to perfect it and redeem themselves in the eyes of fans. The result is Yooka-Replaylee, a refreshed… Review: Yooka-Replaylee — Between Redemption and Misstep
We give our original and detailed review of the new indie game, Katanaut. A stunning and addictive mix of hack-and-slash, Metroidvania, side-scroller, and RPG genres. A huge thank you to the developer and the renewed… Katanaut Review – The PERFECT Indie Game Mashup?!