News Tower Review
From Rag to Riches: The Publisher’s Perilous Path In the ink-stained shadows of 1930s New York, where the Great Depression’s gloom grappled with glamour’s glow and every headline was a high-wire act, News Tower towers as a tycoon treat that’s as addictive as a front-page scoop. Developed by Sparrow Night, the Dutch debutants who clinched four Dutch Game Awards (Best Game, A...[Read More]
News Tower
Develop your newspaper and become New York’s new media mogul! In this tycoon, build and manage your newspaper from printer to toilet. Create your editorial line and lead your journalists through unique 1930's stories and dig out the latest scoops! Named by The New York Times as “2024’s most fascinating management simulation,” in this game, players manage a media company, inheriting a small busines...[Read More]
Desert Race Adventures
Take the wheel and ride on this nostalgic rally trip out to the desert. Pick your driving crew and manage your vehicle and resources, as you encounter challenges on the road. No stress though, just keep your engine running and your eyes on the road. Manage crew and resources: From selecting your team members to managing your vehicle's resources – every decision impacts your...[Read More]
Black Ops 7 Review
Campaign: From Black Ops Legacy to Black Hole Oblivion Call of Duty’s annual rhythm has always been a double-edged bayonet: fresh maps one year, recycled regrets the next. Black Ops 7, Treyarch and Raven Software’s October 10, 2025, entry ($69.99 Standard, $89.99 Vault Edition with Zombies Operator and BlackCell Battle Pass), arrives amid franchise fatigue, post-Modern Warfare 3‘...[Read More]
Black Ops 7
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is a 2025 first-person shooter video game co-developed by Treyarch and Raven Software and published by Activision. It is the twenty-second main installment of the Call of Duty series and is the eighth entry in the Black Ops sub-series, following Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 (2024). Set in 2035, Black Ops 7's story—playable in co-op or single-player—follows a JSOC unit led by...[Read More]
A Pinball Game That Makes You Mad Review
There is a particular kind of dare, rare in a genre that usually hands you a plunger and a high score, in being given one button and discovering that the entire product is a climb that used to be a cabinet. The flipper is still a flipper. The ball is still a ball. The first drop that tries to teach you a lesson is not a metaphor. A Pinball Game That Makes You Mad, the physics-based rage climb from...[Read More]
A Pinball Game That Makes You Mad
A Pinball Game That Makes You Mad Trailer A Pinball Game That Makes You Mad is a one-button pinball rage climb about flippers, falls, and a gift at the summit. Lore: One button. One ball. Hours and hours of utter agony. Master the flipper, surpass your mortal limits and claim your awesome gift at the summit if you have got what it takes. Become a Pinball Wizard. A Pinball Game That Make...[Read More]
Dark Atlas: Infernum Review
There is a particular kind of invitation, rare in a genre that usually hands you a flashlight and a locked cabinet, in waking up as a Grand Master and discovering that the entire product is a basement that used to be a life. The dust is still dust. The voice is still a voice. The first command that tries to teach you a lesson is not a metaphor. Dark Atlas: Infernum, the first-person psychological ...[Read More]
Dark Atlas: Infernum
Dark Atlas: Infernum Trailer Dark Atlas: Infernum is a disturbing first-person story where an esoteric end of the world meets psychological survival horror with a strong narrative component. Lore: If hell is a state of the soul, these are the steps that will lead you to its gates. Hear the voice in your head that haunts and tortures you. Follow its commands to the edge of the world. As N...[Read More]
Hymer 2000
Hymer 2000 Hymer 2000 is an interactive text-based puzzle about talking to a machine you were sent to recycle. Lore: Frank the Recycle Specialist travels to the dilapidated ruins of Hope Residence to recover the processing core of an artificial intelligence named Hymer 2000. Speak naturally to converse with Hymer, search its database, collect pareidolic images, and uncover stories from the p...[Read More]
Hymer 2000 Review
There is a particular kind of invitation, rare in a genre that usually hands you a dialogue wheel and a tragic flashback, in sitting down at a computer you were sent to recycle and discovering that the entire product is a conversation that already happened. The prompt is still a prompt. The search bar is still a search bar. The first face that stares back from a pile of pixels is not a metaphor. H...[Read More]
Let Them Come: Onslaught Review
There is a particular kind of last stand, rare in a genre that usually hands you a healthy sprite and a cheerful magnet, in waking up already bleeding and discovering the cavalry has booked a nuke for your coordinates. The limp is still a limp. The autogun is still an autogun. The first thing that tries to eat you is not a metaphor. Let Them Come: Onslaught, the retro sci-fi survivors-like from Tu...[Read More]