Picture: Night school studio Play it on: mobile Current goal: Stop these damn children Ox free is one of my favorite games ever. The captivating combination of naturalistic, tongue-in-cheek dialogue and a spooky podcast-like plot really resonated with me and completely drew me into the mysterious narrative. Strange radio signals, ghostly apparitions and the wrong ...
Image: Gemma Smith / Nintendo Life In a deft move of diversion, Nintendo anticipated investor disappointment in its ‘numbers are down’ six-month financials and changed the conversation by revealing a tidbit about the Switch 2: the successor to the Switch want be backwards compatible with current Switch software. Confirmed by company president Shuntaro Furukawa himself ...
Play it on: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PCCurrent goal: Get some gaming spies for the season This year Halloween fell on a Thursday and I was so busy with work and other things that I didn’t have much time for scary games in the days leading up to ...
Good news, for those of you who own an Xbox, like a good JRPG, and have plenty of time. Xbox announced at Tokyo Game Show that four classic Square Enix games (technically nine classic Square Enix games) will be coming to the platform today and in the near future. It’s not confusing at all, what ...
remember PlayStation VR2? No? This is understandable, as Sony seems to be having trouble selling its products, and it has reportedly paused production of them. Throughout its years and forms, virtual reality has never really taken off successfully, and the same seems to be true for PS VR2. A recent report from Bloomberg claims that ...
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Image: Playdead This article is part of our new experimental series, Backlog Club, where we (Nintendo Life!) pick a game that’s likely to be on our list of “games we should get around to playing”, and then we (NL + you!) spend the next month playing that game. This is the halfway point, the Part ...
Rule number one of Backlog Club: Work through your pile of unplayed video games one at a time, and discuss them with other people. Rule number two of Backlog Club: Don’t talk about Backlog Club. Just kidding! Tell everyone. Please. This article is part of our new experimental series, Backlog Club, where we (Nintendo Life!) ...
Rule number one of Backlog Club: Work through your pile of unplayed video games one at a time, and discuss them with other people. Rule number two of Backlog Club: Don’t talk about Backlog Club. Just kidding! Tell everyone. Please. This article is part of our new experimental series, Backlog Club, where we (Nintendo Life!) ...
This article is part of our new experimental series, Backlog Club, where we (Nintendo Life!) pick a game that’s likely to be on our list of “games we should get around to playing”, and then we (NL + you!) spend the next month playing that game. This is the finale for June, which was focused ...
illustration: Kotaku / Valve It’s called a residue– that long list of games you’ll “someday reach” but will ignore to re-run roguelike dungeon crawlers Hades yet again. Maybe you plan on having your backlog swell soon amid the barrage of new releases. It may have tripled in size thanks to a recent Steam sale. Whatever ...
