We had the opportunity to attend the 8th edition of Bigben Week in Paris — a now well-established event showcasing the diversity of the Bigben group’s catalogue. Held at the...
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If Edge of Eternity was Midgar Studios’ heartfelt tribute to classic turn-based JRPGs, then Edge of Memories feels like a bold step into more action-driven territory—swapping slow-burn strategy for fast-paced...
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When id Software announced DOOM: The Dark Ages, I was both intrigued and apprehensive. Trading the frenetic, acrobatic combat of DOOM Eternal for a grounded, medieval-inspired battleground? It sounded like...
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A particular kind of melancholy runs through Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days—a quiet story about identity, loyalty, and the slow death of friendship. Originally released as a full game on Nintendo...
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Mandragora has been on my radar since they launched Kickstarter in 2022! And it turned out great. I fell in love with the arttyle and premise, which is hard in...
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When Bethesda and Virtuos shadow-dropped Oblivion Remastered out of nowhere, it felt like someone opened a portal straight to my early twenties. For Elder Scrolls veterans like me, the original...
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Space... the final frontier for mankind... a vast and empty abyss that stretches further than we can imagine. But what if there is a border to the universe? A darkness...
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Ever wondered what an Assassin's Creed game would look like in a futuristic setting? Like, way into the future? Steel Seed is probably the closest thing to old-school Assassin's Creed...
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With over 35 years of history and roots in the Final Fantasy series, the SaGa games can be considered a major series in the JRPG genre. Unfortunately, it is still...
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Now and then, a game comes along that doesn't just ask you to play, it asks you to prove yourself. Ambidexto is that game. It doesn't hold your hand, and...
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