Picture Trackmania, then throw in the frustration of Only Up!, replace the climbing with driving, suspend half the tracks hundreds of feet in the air and put an avocado-loving pug in charge of the whole thing. Welcome to AVOPUG SHOW, a racing game where simply reaching the finish line can feel like an achievement. Tracks…
Imagine opening a box of cereal and finding a mysterious tape promising you the chance to win $5 million. Sounds suspicious already, doesn’t it? Most sensible people would probably chuck the tape in the bin, finish their cereal and carry on with their morning. Apparently, we aren’t sensible people.
Instead, we willingly enter Frankie’s Parkour…
What starts with one person quietly farming Aura can apparently end with an entire crowd watching your every move.
Brazilian developer Giant Warrior Studio has announced Keep Farming Aura, a new active 3D incremental game built around one simple idea: turn attention into power and keep pushing the numbers higher.
The game takes the internet idea…
What happens when a group of developers who have worked on Assassin’s Creed and Ghost Recon leave the world of AAA development behind and decide to build something of their own? Apparently, you get dragons, floating kingdoms, magical creatures and enough monster breeding to keep collectors busy for a very long time.
Independent developer Eldrem Studios…
You know how it is. The phone rings, you answer it, and some bloke on the other end tells you there’s been a bit of an… "incident". No names, no questions, and definitely no police. Apparently, somebody has made one hell of a mess and, unfortunately for me, I’m the poor sod being paid to…
Anime games have never really been my go-to genre. I’ve played a few here and there over the years, but I’ve never been someone who sees the word “anime” and immediately thinks I need to play it. So when Anime vs. Evil Apocalypse landed in front of me, I genuinely wasn’t sure what to expect.…
The halls of Valhalla are calling, Ragnarök is coming, and the gods have clearly decided that peace is no longer an option.
So, instead of running, hiding or accepting our fate, there’s really only one thing left to do: grab a weapon, charge straight into battle and take on the gods themselves, along with the ridiculous…
Tickets, passports, luggage. You are probably wondering what any of that has to do with a VR game about robots. Well, think about the last time you travelled abroad. You reach border control, hand over your passport and wait while someone checks your details, makes sure you are who you claim to be and decides…
Horror has always been one of the most effective genres in gaming when it comes to creating fear, tension and uncertainty. It can make us question what we have seen, force us to second-guess every sound around us and, at its best, leave an impression long after the credits have rolled. Over the years, we…
When you think about developers that know how to tell an incredibly good story, Remedy Entertainment is definitely one that comes to mind. You had the dark neo-noir streets of New York in Max Payne, one of my personal favourites, to the strange and mysterious world of Control, Remedy has always had a way of…
In the back room of my old dad’s laundrette, I took a look at our lives and realised we were in debt. Past the rows of machines and spinning clothes, I tried to explain the situation to my dad, but he simply didn’t want to listen.
I don’t want to cross him because, honestly, he doesn’t…
I think I may have found one of the best rhythm games in VR!
Maestro VR completely caught me off guard and, honestly, has become one of my favourite VR experiences. I went into it expecting a fun musical rhythm game, but what I got was something far more immersive. From the moment you step…
