Since the days of the PlayStation, time-bending Japanese RPGs have been the genre I would say is my absolute favorite if I had to pick just one. It’s a genre that doesn’t lack for adventure, and it’s also a genre whose content is often a bit inconsistent. Many games are pure mammoth projects and often ...
Aside from the first season of The Osbournes and two seasons of Orange Country Choppers (the huge fights between father and son Teutul were and still are incredibly entertaining, haha), reality TV is not my thing. And even less so now. Maybe 25 years ago there were ideas and concepts for shows that made me ...
At first glance, Dungeons of Hinterberg may seem like another Zelda clone, a pale imitation of the shadowy outlines you see wandering around the game’s magical Austrian town. Or maybe it feels like one of those games that are so busy chasing trends that they often go around in confusing circles, not unlike the first ...
Goodbye to the new, hello to the classic. Old school shooting games are here to stay, that’s clear now. That nostalgic feeling of the old days, of experiences of the past when life felt perhaps a little more carefree and joyful. There’s little that can match that feeling of nostalgia, which some developers have exploited ...
Star Wars: Hunters is – in more ways than one – a project that intrigues me. First, it has been in development for more than five years. Yes, you read that right. A mobile game developed over almost six years, based on the entire Star Wars universe, of course, and offering full and free access ...
Sand Land, the work of the late Akira Toriyama, the creator of Dragon Ball, has grown from a niche manga practically only available in Japan into a very well-known franchise. There’s a new anime on Disney+ and now it’s available in the form of a video game that allows us to explore the world after ...
