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
Katanaut is one of those rare indie titles that refuses to sit neatly in a single box. Instead, it slices across genres with the precision of its namesake weapon, creating a hybrid experience that feels… Katanaut – A Blade Through Genres
After nearly two decades shaping the look and feel of one of gaming’s most iconic universes, Halo’s longtime art director has left 343 Industries—and not quietly. His farewell message, cryptic and tinged with frustration, suggests… No ease times at Halo Studios with surprising departure
Gamecraft Studios, a Brazilian indie team known for experimental titles like For Sparta and Rogue Summoner, set out to push the “auto-shooter” genre beyond its Vampire Survivors roots. After an early access phase that built… Vampire Hunters – Review & Analysis
Sony flirting with a “PS6 handheld GPU” that touts ray tracing, even path tracing, and AMD “Radiance Cores” isn’t just another specs tease—it’s a statement about where console performance, form factors, and developer workflows are… What this Playstation and AMD update tell us about the future of Playstation 6 & hardware?
Nintendo has always been a company that thrives on surprise. From the moment Shigeru Miyamoto introduced the world to a plumber who could leap into pipes, the Kyoto-based giant has been redefining how we experience… Pikmin: Close to You — Nintendo Pictures Steps Into the Spotlight
Sworn arrives with the hope of standing out in an oversaturated market and within a genre that often divides players. Unfortunately, it makes a monumental mistake that costs it everything: being an almost identical clone… Review: Sworn – The Pale Shadow of Hades
Lego games have always held a special place in the video game industry. Over the years, we’ve seen them expand into different genres, but now they’ve finally decided to take on Mario Party’s turf. At… Review: Lego Party — The Unexpected Rival to Mario Party
Nintendo, a company well-known for surprising its fans, once again leaves the community scratching their heads. This year, they released Donkey Kong Bananza, a phenomenal title and a strong contender for Game of the Year.… Donkey Kong Bananza: DK Island & Emerald Rush — Nintendo’s Worst Move in an Otherwise Brilliant Game