I never expected a new Metro game to suddenly become cheerful, but 4A Games calling Metro 2039 its darkest game yet certainly got my attention. After playing around thirty minutes at Gamescom, I ca ...
Ace Combat has always been a bit of a strange series to explain. Look at a screenshot and you might think you're dealing with a serious flight simulator, but once you actually start playing, things ...
Total War isn't exactly the type of game I play every week. I know the series, I understand why people can lose hundreds of hours to it, but give me the choice and I'll usually end up playing somet ...
I had high hopes for Tides of Annihilation before Gamescom, but I didn't expect it to become my favorite game of the show so far. I played for almost an hour and could have stayed there a lot longe ...
It's been a long time since we got a completely new Castlevania, so I was very curious to see how Belmont's Curse would actually play. The involvement of Evil Empire certainly made things even more ...
It's been a long time since we had a proper new Fable, so seeing Bowerstone again immediately did something to me. The city was filled with people, shops, stupid jokes and plenty of things that cou ...
There are a lot of Soulslike games out there by now, so it takes a little more than a difficult boss and a well-timed parry to immediately convince me. Walking around Gamescom Dev, however, NAMMO m ...
There is something about space games that always pulls me in. My wife got me hooked on Star Trek, and ever since then I've had a soft spot for anything that lets me point a ship at something in the ...
What makes a good horror game? A gruesome story? Terrifying monsters? That creeping dread when you realize you're not alone? The answer is different for every player. But one thing is the same for ...
What do you do with a game that is not yours, but somehow keeps pulling you back in? Print I Love You gives you the opportunity to find out, presenting the same strange experience that ultimately i ...