The Last Case of John Morley Review
There is a particular kind of assignment, rare in a detective game that usually hands you a corkboard and a sunny city, in waking up in a hospital, walking back to an office, and discovering that the last case is already sitting in a chair with a title and a dead daughter. The lamp is still a lamp. The file is still a file. The first thing that tries to haunt you is not a metaphor. The Last Case o...[Read More]
The Last Case of John Morley
The Last Case of John Morley Launch Trailer The Last Case of John Morley is a first-person narrative adventure set in the 1940s. Lore: After spending several months recovering in the hospital from injuries sustained during his last case, detective John Morley returns to his office, only to be visited by the enigmatic Lady Margaret Fordside, an English countess haunted by a tragic past. L...[Read More]
Farthest Frontier
Protect and guide your people as you forge a town from untamed wilderness at the edge of the known world. Harvest raw materials, hunt, fish and farm to survive. Produce crafted items to trade, consume, equip and fight with as you battle for your survival against the elements and outside threats.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment Review
Time-Warped to Hyrule’s Founding Fury In the swirling mists of Hyrule’s primordial past, where the kingdom’s cradle rocked with the rumble of the Imprisoning War, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment thunders forth like Rauru’s radiant rage unbound. Developed by Koei Tecmo’s AAA Games Studio, the Dynasty Warriors dynamos who’ve dynastied crossovers since 2014...[Read More]
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment[a] is a 2025 hack and slash game developed by Koei Tecmo's AAA Games Studio and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo Switch 2. Like its predecessors, Age of Imprisonment is a crossover that mixes the world and characters of Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda series with the gameplay of Koei Tecmo's Dynasty Warriors series. The story takes place during the Impriso...[Read More]
Capcom Drops the Fog: Resident Evil Requiem Channels RE2’s Claustrophobic Terror, “It’s Very Similar”
Raccoon City’s Ruins Beckon: Requiem Rekindles RE2 Vibes in a Devastated Return If Resident Evil Village (2021) borrowed RE4‘s Spanish village menace and towering castles for Lady D’s gothic flair, Capcom’s next undead opus, Resident Evil Requiem (February 27, 2026, on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2), dives headfirst into Resident Evil 2‘s suffocating...[Read More]
From Stealth Legend to Shooter Fizzle: How a Canceled Splinter Cell Spawned XDefiant (And Broke Hearts)
AdHoc Studio Founders Spill: Ubisoft’s GaaS Obsession Killed Their Splinter Cell Dream In a bombshell Bloomberg exposé that’s reignited the eternal “Where’s Sam Fisher?” debate, the founders of breakout hit Dispatch, Nick Herman, Dennis Lenart, and Pierre Shorette, revealed they ditched Telltale Games in 2017 to resurrect Ubisoft’s stealth icon at the publisher&...[Read More]
ARC Raiders’ Evil Geniuses Unleashed: Fake Deaths, Inferno Torture Chambers, and Plays That Defy Sanity
Players Are Turning Extraction Into a Sadistic Art Form, 25M+ Visits to Trap Heaven Say It All If you thought ARC Raiders‘ core loop, drop in, loot up, extract or die, was straightforward, think again. Since launch on October 30, 2025, the Swedish extraction shooter’s community has weaponized creativity like a horde of rogue ARCs, crafting traps that make Tarkov psychos blush. From inc...[Read More]
Bob The Brick Breaker Review
There is a particular kind of invitation, rare in a genre that usually hands you a licensed cabinet and a tragic flashback, in picking up a paddle and discovering that the entire product is a wall that would like to be taller. The bricks are still bricks. The ball is still a ball. The first minion that tries to eat the lane is not a metaphor. Bob The Brick Breaker, the arcade climb from Brainium G...[Read More]
Bob The Brick Breaker
Bob The Brick Breaker Bob The Brick Breaker is an arcade brick-climb for one or two players. Lore: A game inspired by old arcade games, where waves of bricks make the climb to the top increasingly difficult. Adding to the challenge are minions and bosses, who will put us to the test. Ask your friends for help, playing as a duo, or go head-to-head to see who's the best. If you think you're th...[Read More]
Side Effects Review
There is a particular kind of invitation, rare in a genre that usually hands you a revolver and a tragic flashback, in sitting down at a table and discovering that the entire product is a tray that would like you to pick. The cups are still cups. The odds are still odds. The first pill that tries to rewrite your night is not a metaphor. Side Effects, the turn-based medical roulette from hirohun, M...[Read More]
Side Effects
Side Effects Trailer Side Effects is a turn-based medical roulette for up to four players. Lore: Up to four test subjects. One twisted medical trial. Only one leaves. Welcome to Side Effects: a tense, turn-based medical roulette game. Each round you'll be presented with a selection of pills. Some are helpful, some are harmful, and some mean instant death. You never know what you're about...[Read More]