The game immediately throws you into a rather troublesome situation: Teddy Roosevelt, the one and only, has sadly been kidnapped, and it’s your mission to rescue him.
Developed by Ategig, Brimstone Brawlers invites players to a Victorian-style city teeming with dark secrets and unspeakable monstrosities where all sorts of unique characters roam the streets – and are more than ready to start brawling.
Developer 24 Entertainment’s stylish multiplayer action game, Naraka: Bladepoint, has a new trailer out, one that shows off just how much freedom the game can give players in terms of exploring the world the way they want to.
Open-world shark RPG Maneater from Killing Floor developer Tripwire Interactive is almost upon us – and to celebrate the game’s May 22 release, there’s a brand-new launch trailer for you to watch.
2K has officially unveiled Mafia: Trilogy, a three-in-one pack of the definitive editions of all three Mafia titles – including a complete, ground-up remake of the original 2002 game.
So, first things first. WarriOrb is a platformer that has you take on the role of a demon trapped in an orb-like body – and indeed, this is no coincidence at all, as the game’s puzzles and multitude of challenging obstacle courses demand that you jump and hop around the place like a sentient, out-of-control basketball.
Team Ladybug’s project has, at long last, launched via Steam Early Access, affectionately mixing the setting and characters of the famed Lodoss War franchise with stylish Metroidvania action and gorgeous pixel art. Which sounds fantastic on paper, but how does it all work out in practice?
Imagine a game with plenty of potential and some decent ideas packed into it. Now imagine that this same game is also very much capable of driving me up the wall and making my brain boil like the soup I just left on the stove. Done? Good.
Much like the first installment, DreadOut 2 stars Indonesian teen Linda Melinda, a girl with a special affinity for the supernatural – and if you don’t remember what happened to her in the original game, don’t worry, the sequel has a special “The Story So Far”-type video to get you up to speed.
You almost immediately take control of two protagonists: a boy hoping to make it to the top of a massive tower, and an adorably rotund soccer ball of a cat that tags along for the ride and lends a helping paw whenever it’s necessary.