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The Gentlebros team, a dedicated quartet of developers, has been delighting fans with their Cat Quest series for years. Each installment has introduced fresh elements to the gameplay, but the core remains unchanged: whimsical action RPGs featuring our feline friends. Cat Quest III continues this tradition, where clever puns and playful humor take precedence over… Read more: Cat Quest III: A review of the furry sequel.

The gaming industry, once a thriving landscape of creativity and innovation, is increasingly facing a wave of closures and layoffs that overshadow exciting new releases. The recent surge in studio shutdowns and staff reductions has left many wondering about the future of gaming, especially as these closures often involve teams that seemed to have promising… Read more: The gaming industry is getting more and more boring

This article on XDefiant presents a critical but nuanced look at the game, highlighting its missed opportunities and mediocrity. Here’s a summary: Overview XDefiant, a free-to-play hero shooter developed by Ubisoft San Francisco, is described as competent but ultimately uninspired. The game is technically sound but lacks creativity and memorable features, resulting in a forgettable… Read more: Adequate to the point of yawning – XDefiant and the curse of Ubisoft

Unbound Creations, known for their playful approach to game design, has ventured into new territory with Just Crow Things, the sequel to their whimsical hit Rain on Your Parade. This time, instead of a storm cloud wreaking havoc, players control a young crow on a mission to assist forest animals while indulging in some cheeky… Read more: Just Crow Things: An overview of nefarious crow things.

The arrival of Valorant on consoles was met with skepticism by many. With its roots deeply entrenched in PC shooter culture, particularly games like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, it seemed unlikely that a console version would measure up. However, Riot Games has managed to convert Valorant into a console experience that’s as engaging and precise as… Read more: Console Valorant is just as good as the PC version

The Latest Official Doom Fan Campaign Digest In this final installment of our Doom fan campaigns digest, we explore seven more standout WADs that showcase the enduring creativity of the Doom community. These additions bring a variety of experiences to both PC and console versions of the game, each with their own unique flavor. Here’s… Read more: A digest of the “official” Doom fan campaigns. Episode 3

An Almost Exemplary Sequel The SteamWorld series has always stood out for its inventive approach to genre and setting, blending steampunk aesthetics with diverse gameplay mechanics. From tower defense and metroidvania to collectible card RPG and city-building, the series never ceases to surprise. SteamWorld Heist II, the sequel to the acclaimed turn-based tactics game, takes… Read more: SteamWorld Heist II: Steampunk Adventure Tactics Review

Death Stranding for the Little Ones Chibig Studio is known for their inventive and charming game designs, and their latest release, Mika and The Witch’s Mountain, continues this tradition. With its Early Access launch, the game presents a whimsical and heartfelt quest that embodies the spirit of Hayao Miyazaki’s work. Featuring a young witch navigating… Read more: Mika and The Witch’s Mountain: Preview of a quest about a witch’s delivery service

After a long 16-year wait, the beloved indie puzzle game World of Goo has finally received a sequel. The original game, released in 2008, captured hearts with its unique mechanics and charming story. Despite Ron Carmel’s earlier claims that there would never be a sequel, World of Goo 2 has arrived. But does it live… Read more: World of Goo 2: A review of the sequel to the cult puzzle game

Wukong and the Legacy of the Monkey King in Video Games The Monkey King, Sun Wukong, from the classic Chinese novel Journey to the West, has inspired a myriad of video games over the years. His adventures, abilities, and character have made him a compelling figure for game developers, offering a rich source of material… Read more: Wukong and all

Leximan invites players into a whimsical world where words wield actual power. With a magical book as his primary tool, Leximan, the protagonist, uses his unique abilities to conjure spells through lexical manipulation. Though the game has an intriguing premise, it has some strengths and weaknesses that affect the overall experience. Plot and Setting The… Read more: Leximan: A review of a fun lexical puzzle game

1. Towerborne Developer: Stoic StudioWhat’s Interesting: Action-Adventure with Monster Battles and Co-Op PlayDescription: The world of Towerborne has weathered an apocalypse, leaving its inhabitants to seek safety within the walls of an ancient city. Players will step into the role of a powerful hero, engaging in intense battles against a variety of monsters and formidable… Read more: The most interesting releases of September – 2

As the school year kicks off, it might seem like a time to put aside gaming in favor of studies. However, September’s gaming lineup is packed with intriguing titles that promise to keep players entertained amidst their busy schedules. Here’s a look at the most exciting releases for the month: 1. Sumerian Six Developer: UnknownWhat’s… Read more: The most interesting releases of September