Terra Nil offers a fresh take on the City Builder genre. Instead of creating a booming cityscape, you’re doing the opposite and making the map fit for wildlife to flourish. In many ways, Terra Nil is a ‘reverse’ City Builder, and there’s nothing else like it on the market. Terra Nil delivers a powerful message, …
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First impressions are everything in the indie gaming space. It’s easy for great games to fall through the cracks amidst mountains of shovelware, and it’s a horror story we’ve heard dozens of times before. Developer Brainwash Gang are doing all they can to ensure that doesn’t happen with their new game Laika: Aged Through Blood. …
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2023 has already been a banger for games, with great titles coming out of both the AAA and Indie spaces. One game I never thought would stand alongside juggernauts like Diablo 4 and Dredge is Dave the Diver, an aquatic adventure with so much charm and character I never wanted to stop playing. Dave the …
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Rocket League is one of the most skill-based games on the market, and it takes hundreds of hours to even become remotely good at it. This limitless skill ceiling keeps so many players hooked, but even if you’re not in the mood to sweat online, there’s still plenty you can do on the title. One …
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Digital card games have soared in popularity in recent years, with the most well-known ones (like Hearthstone) having hundreds of thousands of concurrent players. This should come as no surprise as card games are a ton of fun, and in the digital space, the possibilities are endless. With endless possibilities comes endless choice, and that’s …
Some of my fondest gaming memories are from a simpler time when nothing beat huddling around a screen playing video games with friends. As time went on, co-op games comfortably transitioned into something you could enjoy online instead, and then, all of a sudden, they just stopped. If you focus solely on the AAA gaming …
Best Co-op Indie Games: Why Play Alone When You Can Dominate as a Team? Read More »
The subterranean world of Core Keeper is filled with mystery, intrigue, and dangerous monsters lurk around every corner. The most formidable of all are the bosses, many of which require specific gear or strategies to beat. Core Keeper is a punishing experience for newcomers as it doesn’t teach you how to play. Unless you know …
Core Keeper Bosses Guide: Here Comes The Slayer Of Slimes! Read More »
Fishing minigames have been a staple of adventure and survival games for decades. Whether fishing in Stardew Valley or Final Fantasy XIV, I love casting my line into the unknown because I never know what I will find. In a way, fishing presses the same buttons in my brain as gatcha games, where every cast …
Dredge Review – Part Angling Adventure, Part Eldrich Horror Read More »
Vampire Survivors is full of awesome weapons to suit any occasion. Whether you want to whip your enemies into submission Castlevania style or summon bolts of lightning that crash into the ground, there’s something for everyone. In Vampire Survivors, these weapons are only half the battle and can’t reach their full potential without support. That’s …
Vampire Survivors Upgrades Guide: Every Passive Ranked Read More »
Slay the Spire is the undisputed king of deck-building Roguelikes and has held onto that throne for over five years! Few games have mastered the balance of simplicity and complexity quite like Slay the Spire, and with such a passionate fanbase, it should be no surprise that there are mountains of custom content for the …
Best Slay the Spire Mods – How To Make The Best Deck Builder Even Better! Read More »
