ZPF Zapping to PC and Consoles next month
Creative-first publisher Mega Cat Studios today announced that the surreal, future metal fantasy shoot-’em-up ZPF will launch digitally on April 16, 2026, for $9.99 on Steam, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One,…
GreedFall: The Dying World Review – A Passionate RPG That Still Has So Much to Give
There’s something undeniably special about a game that dares to be different. In a world filled with blockbuster RPGs and polished AAA experiences, GreedFall: The Dying World stands apart. It…
City Hunter Review
Originally released for the PC-Engine in 1990, and based on a manga of the same namesake, City Hunter tells the story of Ryo Saeba, a man known as a City…
Resident Evil Requiem Review — A Confident, Unapologetic Refinement of Modern Survival Horror
Resident Evil Requiem arrives at an unusual moment for Capcom’s flagship horror series. After a decade of reinvention — from the gothic surrealism of Village to the prestige remakes of…
Prison City Physical Pre-Order Up on Limited Run Games
Prison City, Philly-area indie publisher and developer Retroware’s tough-as-nails 8-bit action platformer, is now available to pre-order on PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch at Limited Run Games. Priced at $34.99…
Romeo is a Dead Man Review
Romeo is a Dead Man tells the story Romeo Stargazer, a cop, who finds himself between life and death, during a police intervention. Thankfully, his grand-father, Benjamin Stargazer arrives on…
New massive update coming for Prison City
Indie video game publisher Retroware and Programancer are thrilled to announce a massive new update is available for Prison City, offering a wealth of quality-of-life improvements, a brand-new special attack,…
THE MONTY MOLE COLLECTION REVIEW
First Impressions Warning! This review will contain heaps of gaming nostalgia and call backs to a simpler, more civilised and innocent era of gaming. This is the oldest school of…
Carmageddon: Rogue Shift Review
Carmageddon: Rogue Shift is set in 2050 where the world has become a post‑apocalyptic wasteland and is invaded by hordes of nightmare creatures called the Wasted. Every night, the streets…
Neural Requiem Review
Neural Requiem doesn’t feel futuristic, dystopian, or visionary. The result is a world that isn’t broken in interesting ways — it’s broken in the way a cheap toy is broken:…