Heroes in a Half Shell try on the roguelite genre for size in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shattered Fate. Super Evil Megacorp’s new port features enough clever ideas and fun combat to go head-to-head TMNTof the best games, even if its permanent, unimaginative updates and coin-grinding ending could have used a post-mobile revamp. PC gamers have been isolated from TMNT: Shattered Fate so far, but the game is worth waiting for, especially for a long time Turtles fans. Originally released as an Apple Arcade exclusive (and eventually appearing on Nintendo Switch earlier this year), action roguelite TMNT: Shattered Fate finds…
Author: Leo Faierman
It’s been almost a decade since the release of Dragon Age: InquisitionAnd just over three months since Dragon Age: The Veilguard’s gameplay trailer gave everyone a real look at what’s to come. Now, with the imminent release of the fourth game, Dragon Age: The Veilguard Feels like a proper torchbearer in BioWare’s dark fantasy RPG traditionAnd Screen Rant Played five hours of action-packed action Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Dragon Age Releases over the years have often been met with their own share of skepticism and trepidation – more so than their storied sci-fi counterparts. Mass effect – Thanks to a…
With the upcoming release of BioWare’s Dragon Age: The VeilguardA beloved but distant video game franchise has been yanked back into the current console generation, and Screen Rant Speaking with game director Corinne Busche ahead of its release. From the first blush, the new game’s combat and feel proved equally immersive during my hands-on preview, aspects that Busche describes as a deliberate focus over the past four years of development. The world of Thedas may be fondly familiar to many, but how the players interact with Dragon Age: The Veilguard Feels meaningfully new. In my time spent testing the upcoming…
One part belt-scroller beat ’em up, one part loot-based action RPG. It’s not an ordinary pairing, however Towerbornes early access show makes the combination work. Developer Stoic from The Banner Saga Fame follows up its critically acclaimed SRPG trilogy with an entirely new genre, though it’s a risk tempered by its F2P trappings and the publishing power of Xbox Game Studios behind it. Considering what happened before, TowerborneIts stunning visual presentation is hardly a surprise, but it combines an addictive grind and solid fundamentals that may attract players who normally wouldn’t turn to a freemium option for their beat ’em…
A children’s storybook sets the stage for the dimension-warping journey of The plucky squireAn animated interactive legend that plays as an extended, precious tribute to The Legend of Zelda. The debut of All Possible Futures contains remarkable moments that illustrate his colorful adventure of all ages, centered on a protagonist who can jump off the page into the “real” world beyond. It’s a fitting companion to Devolver Digital’s previous publisher Seldom- A roguelite The Swords of Ditto – whose veteran development team even includes members of All Possible Futures – but its comparatively reduced scope and challenge can cause this…
Neva Has some massive shoes to fill, it’s true. Nomada Studio’s second release returns to the same hand-animated and wordless 2D platformer territory that saw its debut Gris Become a mega-hit with critics and fans, but it never seems like a certain retreat. Anchoring an eco-themed fairy tale with simple but satisfying combat, movement and puzzling, the latest from publisher Devolver Digital is an easy recommendationA crowd-pleasing platformer several shades simpler than GrisBut no less elegant or engrossing. NevaThe Sweet Melancholy Adventure is quite short and can be completed in an afternoon, but it will be an amazing afternoon. Gris…