We have been spoilt by some pretty decent looking games this month, from Sherwood (C64 Collector’s Edition) by Griffonsoft, to Zezito in the Glittering Caves by Iapetus. Well here with another great game to keep you occupied throughout this month, and it’s Deathflood : Curse of Oak Island by WindigoProductions. A game described by the developer, as an action…
With all the great titles 2025 has graced us with, there’s barely been time to put down the DualSense wireless controller these past 12 months. No matter what genre you favor chances are you’ve been eating well, whether it’s been big budget blockbusters like Death Stranding 2: On the Beach and Ghost of Yōtei, or…
Baba is You is about as cool as puzzle games get, and PC Gamer contributor Philippa Warr agreed, scoring the game an exceptional 90% back when it released. But like most puzzle games, I binged it once with no plans to return until my withering hippocampus had fully lost all the puzzle solutions. To my…
A great way to start the year for JRPG fans. Translator Supper has released a new English patch for the 1994 PC Engine CD RPG, Emerald Dragon. Originally released on Japanese home computers in 1989 and developed by Glodia, Emerald Dragon was ported to consoles by Alfa System (it would also come to the Super…
When it eventually drops. Back in December, Nintendo announced that the 2025 edition of its annual ‘Year in Review’ — where your play stats for the year are collected and displayed in a fun little round-up — wouldn’t be arriving until January this time. We’re still waiting for further word, although at this stage we’d…
Space Invaders! Pritto Prisoner! Bundles!? The latest Nintendo Download update for North America arrived yesterday, and today we’re combining it with the Christmas Day download we missed last week. As always, be sure to drop a vote in our poll and comment down below with your potential picks for the week. Switch 2 eShop –…
That’s a lot of swords. Back in 2001, Sega published the Smilebit-developed real-time strategy title Hundred Swords, a Dreamcast title which would sadly remain exclusive to Japan. Like many Dreamcast games, it featured online play – a feature that was lost when Sega shut down its servers decades ago. Read the full article on timeextension.com…
“This project has an intentional design approach planned from top-to-bottom”. We’ve already seen one unofficial crossover fighting game in the form of Sega Vs Capcom, and now it’s time for the latter to test its might against Square’s roster of characters. Taking inspiration from Capcom’s iconic ‘Vs’ series of titles – which includes Marvel Vs…
Say hello to the ONEXSUGAR WALLET. Clamshell phones made a comeback a few years back, thanks to the efforts of Samsung and Motorola, boasting displays which are capable of folding in on themselves. Now, the technology is bleeding into gaming handhelds, with One-Netbook teasing a folding screen on its upcoming ONEXSUGAR WALLET portable (thanks, Android…
Time was, entire social castes would be dedicated to divining the intentions of the gods. Chicken entrails, the flight of birds, the rolling of thunder—all this and more was used by ancient peoples befuddled by the randomness of life, in an attempt to impose some order on the world, some meaning on their triumphs and…