Black Myth: Zhong Kui is an independent sequel of the highly praised and awarded ARPG game called Black Myth: Wukong. The game was released on 20th of August 2024 and received overwhelming positive reviews across all platforms. I’ve been following…
Lunarium is a new indie action RPG released on July 29th, 2026. What stood out to me the most, even before I got this game, were the visuals and the atmosphere of it. And after playing it, I’m happy to…
After so many years since the release of Red Dead Redemption 2, the game is still being mentioned as a prime example of how one RPG should look and feel like. With my recent playthrough I would be inclined to…
Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit is a cozy life sim game that came out on Steam on July 15th, 2026, developed and published by Spry Fox. And if the name sounds familiar, you’re probably thinking of its predecessor, Cozy Grove, which…
Recently I had a chance to play a puzzle platformer from former Disney Imagineer Jeffrey Ashbrook and his dev company Adventure Works. It’s a game about a boy who just wanted some extra credit but instead gets caught up with…
As someone who’s been playing all kinds of video games for over 25 years, I have a bone to pick with video games in general. Modern developers tend to put features in their games that usually get blown out of…
Making real progress in Palworld 1.0 is more difficult than people like to believe. Yes, you can spend countless hours farming and crafting by yourself but eventually without a doubt, you’ll end up feeling like Palworld is your second job.…
Indie game studios with big ambitions but small budgets usually release their games in the early access. That way they can get the necessary funds to continue improving and see if the game is worth investing more time into (do…
DragonSword : Awakening is an anime style open world RPG game that was released on 23rd of July, 2026 by developers called Hound13 Inc. This game, up to January, was solely meant to be a mobile Gacha game and was…
Live service games (LSGs) are designed to receive ongoing updates, including bug fixes, gameplay improvements, seasonal content, battle passes, and limited-time events. Usually they’re free-to-play games that are supported by cosmetic purchases, paid expansions, and in-game currencies. They’re designed to…