A gnarly new skin for Doctor Strange is causing a stir among Marvel Rival players. The $25 “Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness” skin, depicting the wizard’s zombified form from the 2022 Sam Raimi film, was teased earlier this week and released today, but some customers are miffed that the in-game skin doesn’t match…
Soon we will all be Pinocchio. Lies of P releases on September 18, and we say it’s a pretty good time. Our reviewsays the Pinocchio Soulslike “pulls off its gritty Pinocchio retelling, managing the impossibility of incorporating elements from both the folktale and the 1940 film without feeling, y’know, absurd.” Those who ordered the digital…
“It’s a really happy surprise”. Back in 1999, developer Sacnoth released the RPG Koudelka on PS1. Created, produced, written and directed by former Square staffer Hiroki Kikuta (who also composed the music), the game is unique in that it’s set in Wales, and its dialogue is spoken entirely in English. Kikuta—who recently reunited with Square…
I hope you own some heavy boots, because hurricanes are coming to an Arc Raiders map near you. As part of the Shrouded Sky update coming February 24, the new map condition will send thrashing winds and low cloud cover across existing maps. Similar to the Cold Snap condition, hurricanes will challenge players to limit…
Back in December 2022, I wrote in our Dwarf Fortress review that its Steam release is “a worthy revision of the legendary settlement sim.” And I stand by that. But there was something missing: The beloved Adventure Mode, which let Dwarf Fortress Classic players trade their mountainhome management for wandering the procedural world in traditional…
And it’s all thanks to the SM64 decompilation project. We’ve seen a flurry of decompilation projects recently, many of which are focused on pulling apart classic N64 titles so they can be natively recompiled for rival systems. Star Fox 64 and Mario Kart 64 have both been ported to other platforms, for example, but this…
Earning XP for simple upgrades is one of the coolest and most unique additions Arc Raiders brings to the extraction genre. I’ll admit, I’m surprised by how much a permanent upgrade feature feels at home in a space that’s usually all about temporary upgrades like new, stronger gear that you’ll inevitably lose. That said, it’s…
Timeline and video released to commemorate the occasion On February 19, 1990 a little program called Adobe Photoshop 1.0 was released. Since then, there have been many versions of the image manipulation software and its popularity among graphics designers, artists, and creative minds has grown to the point that the word “Photoshop” is used as…
Footpoll. We are back with this week’s clash of the covers! Welcome to another edition of Box Art Brawl. It was a trio of designs for the NES’ Dragon Power that went head-to-head (to-head) last time, though neither the European nor North American artwork stood a chance against the eye-catching Japanese variant, which gobbled up…
Issue #28 – September 2025. And here we are again, entering the last third of the year, kicking furiously to keep our head above the water as the deluge of big new video games washes in. What’s that floating like a flotsam-y life raft on the surface? Why, it’s the Nintendo Life Mailbox. Grab on!…