When 900 words is too much and about 250 will do.
MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls taps straight into my long running love of the Marvel fighting games. Over 30 years ago I burnt through countless hours and a shit-load of 50 cent coins, playing Marvel vs Capcom on an arcade cabinet in a Video Ezy store in Queenstown. Now in 2026, it has been so cool to be back playing with the heroes I love, with modern approachable gameplay, and sublime AAA graphics.
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An arcade racer with a modern anime inspired narrative, made by a team with proven chops in racing games….”yes please!” The new Screamers is a unique offering for the arcade racer space, and in the absence of any new Burnouts or Wipeouts for many years, this is a very welcome release for fans of the genre.
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Quarantine Zone: The Last Check, is the gamification of a military checkpoint after a zombie outbreak. Think the FEDRA military checkpoints in the opening hours of The Last of Us, with the gameplay loop of Papers Please.
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Guest writer and resident ‘weeb’, Nina, drops in to give us the low down on this action title straight out
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Now its on my beloved Xbox I have properly dug into the chaos, but I can’t help imagine the conversation of how we came to be here… “Hey Sony! How about we swap you Gears of War for Helldivers 2? Yeah? OK? Awesome.”
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WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers is a dark fantasy RPG with a very familiar soulslike flavor. In fact, as soon as I
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More than a year after its console release, Korean development studio Shift Up’s Stellar Blade has now come to PC and man, is it good (yes, yes it is) and it plays wonderfully on Valve’s original Steam Deck handheld, too.
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We can’t think of a PS4 game more deserving of a spit-shine, and more importantly a 2nd chance at public recognition than Days Gone. It is a hidden gem.
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With the rerelease of Oblivion potentially happening as you read this, fans of The Elder Scrolls are going to have a full plate.
Lets face it. I am ready to drop another 100 hours into Oblivion. But The Elder Scrolls Online will endure. I still regularly return to Tamriel.
The beauty and vastness is just fantastic. And since the Series X/S update it has become even better.
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Indie darling Dredge, a fishing game with Lovecraftian horror elements from Christchurch, New Zealand studio Black Salt Games, has made the expected move from PC to mobile – and it’s a mighty good time.
Two years on from the original game’s launch, it’s now available on iOS, MacOS and Android and developer Black Salt says the mobile version includes all the downloadable content that appeared on PC and console versions, such as The Pale Reach and The Iron Rig which will be available as in-app purchases.
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When my esteemed editor asked me to take a look at Sumerian Six on PC way back in September, I
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