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The Aether Wars Interviews Pt1 – CCP & Hadean
Ever since the first multiplayer games on PDP-11s in the early 70s, and later on individual computers connected by serial-cables or MIDI-connectors, player-counts have been dictated by a mix of gameplay designs and the technical limitations of servers, from 2v2…
Luna: The Shadow Dust (Review)
Not long ago we had an opportunity to talk to Bedi about Luna and Drac played the game when it released but somehow his review hid in the shadows till just recently. (Interview link below.) A review key was kindly…
Signal Simulator Review
Signal Simulator oozes potential, has many chances to grow despite being a nice game and causes a feeling that I’d compare to your first steps into „The Forest“
Moe: The Boundary of Reality Preview
Moe: The Boundary of Reality – Preview Moe is a 3D action/adventure platformer with a cute neon-punk art style. The game has some RPG elements to it in the form of various abilities and weapons you can acquire as…
Riverbond Review
Riverbond is an action adventure game with couch co-op for up to 4 players set in brightly colored voxel-based environments, from an isometric view. You’ll combat a variety of enemies and slash, smash, and shoot things into tiny little cubes.…
Review: Age of Wonders – Planetfall
20 years after the original Age Of Wonders, the franchise has put out its fifth game, Planetfall, doubling down on mixing 4X and Tactical Turn-based combat, this time in a futuristic setting.
Review: The Sojourn
Experience the life of a man from infant to Bringer of Yellow Light, through a series of magical challenges that takes you repeatedly into a dark realm
Review: Gibbous – A Cthulhu Adventure
Gibbous is a delightful Point-and-Click with a visual style that reaches back to old classics of the genre, and a richness and softness not completely disconnected from that of the Animation Renaissance
Satisfactory Preview (July’19)
If you’re into Logistics Sims and Factory-builders, you’ve probably already heard of Satisfactory, but just in case you haven’t, here’s our little look at the game in Pre-release as of July 2019
Vane Review (Windows)
Beautiful scenery, minimalistic UI, haunting score, and puzzle mechanics that have you soaring as a literal bird one minute and playing as a child the next – What is not to like about Vane? Well, a few things…