Of all the games to get a DLC Expansion set years after the original game Still Wakes the Deep was not the one on my bingo card, but I’ll certainly take it. The game’s new […] Read More
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Speculation about new games that I discover.
And now for the other big game announcement stream. As stated before, I didn’t have much to note from the other streams, so will just list the games that interested me from this one. Luckily […] Read More
I didn’t actually realise that the past weekend was the replacement stream-filled hole that E3 used to occupy, and so loads of game announcements were made just as I was finishing off my Deltarune review, […] Read More
Today is finally the day! By the time this post goes out, Deltarune will have been released and Chapters three and four will finally be playable. What new characters will be revealed? Who will live, […] Read More
One of the most bizzare choices that FromSoft made with regards to Elden Ring: Nightreign was the choice to force players into three man teams or solo play with no choice to play with two […] Read More
If you remember from earlier in the year Atomfall was a fairly fun survival-based game set in a post-nuclear disaster England and my review on it, while a bit mixed, did end up enjoying what […] Read More
Today is the day. Elden Ring: Nightreign has finally been released so you can enjoy a wonderful co-op experience with friends in a clear love letter to the Souls franchise whilst also providing an addicting […] Read More
As many of you probably already know I adore old computers and operating systems. They remind me of simpler times, and have aesthetics that are genuinely more appealing to me than modern designs. As such, […] Read More
As a fan of all content liminal space-adjacent I quite enjoyed the creation of The Exit 8, a small indie game from a couple years ago that saw you playing a horrifying mix of liminal […] Read More
Doom: The Dark Ages is now out, and you know what that means, heavy metal stocks go up, people become a lot more violent, and the phrasing of ripping and tearing is now longer being […] Read More