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Marvel’s Wolverine, from Insomniac Games, is here. Years of waiting. Years of uncertainty with mostly radio silence after THAT leak, and plenty of apprehension to boot. Now we have it in our hands, but is it good? Well, yeah, but in some ways no, but either way, the answer to that question is a lot…
After 7 years of waiting, fans of Remedy’s Control are finally getting a sequel in the form of Control Resonant, where we instead move on from playing as Jesse but instead play as her brother Dylan, as we replace the familiar shooting gameplay from the first game with a more up-close and personal melee system…
After numerous years of making the Jackbox Party Packs that the world has grown to love, the Jackbox Games team has taken a new approach to their upcoming game, Trivia Murder Party 3, as they released this game on its own while also providing it with a whole new style, with the game being developed…
Over the past few weeks, I have had the amazing opportunity to try out the upcoming game, The Blood of Dawnwalker, from the developer Rebel Wolves, as I slaughtered my way through the countryside in search of my family that was taken from me while also being limited by a day and night cycle that…
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy is here. Nearly four years after the last release in the franchise, A Plague Tale: Requiem, we now have the next instalment, and now, a pivot away from Hugo and Amicia towards Sophia. While not a new character and her story is not a continuation of the overall franchise, but…
The first Mortal Shell was a cult hit, in the sense that it was janky, felt like a proof of concept, and had a lot of glaring issues that a core group of players managed to ignore. Mortal Shell 2, on the other hand, could not be further from this. In fact, this time around,…
The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu is a unique experience. I say this knowing full well it’s a co-op ‘looter shooter’ in the same vein as bigger games like Arc Raiders, Destiny and so on, but it’s set in a medieval, 16th century time period, and you’re a pirate that is pillaging an island from the…
The Relic: First Guardian is set in the world of Arsilthus, and it’s in ruins. Once full of life and ready to expand, it’s run into hard times. Hard times full of looters, corrupted souls and nightmarish Brutals, some the size of houses, others ghoulish and supernatural, but all of them ready to kill the…
It was the worst kept secret in gaming for a long time, but we’re almost at a point where we’ll all be getting to set sail on the Pirate seas as Edward Kenway. I’ve been lucky enough to have been playing Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced for the last few weeks, ahead of release, putting…
Recently, I had the opportunity to try out the brand-new debut indie title Lassen’s Loop from the veteran video game developer Jake Simpson and TNB Games, which has been created as a tribute to composer Justin Lassen, who was a friend to Jake Simpson, that allows players to create music using various instruments, 8-second clip…
