Mandragora has today been revealed by the teams at Primal Game Studio and Marvelous Europe, with plans to bring the epic and dark fantasy action RPG to Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch and PC. It looks bloody lovely too.

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Battle giant monsters, build impossible race tracks, and more. We’re back with yet another handful of killer VR games and apps available for free on the Meta Quest 2. This month we have everything from an addicting VR geo guessing app to an anime-inspired action-adventure game. The following games and apps are available free to […]

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The battle royale genre has gone from strength to strength on mobile over the past few years. There are games for most tastes, but especially if your tastes... Continue reading

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Team up with friends to battle hordes of enemies in this over-the-top VR shooter. The world as we know it has descended into a state of absolute chaos, and as a group of psychotic masked mercenaries available for hire, that’s just the way you like it. That is until a mission goes south and you […]

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Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past couple of months, you’ve probably heard of Wordle. It’s a smash-hit word game that you can play on... Continue reading

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NFT STARS is happy to announce its first ever exclusive P2E project drop, featuring Kitsumon. Soon enough, you will be able to purchase their in-game NFTs on our platform and this is just the first step towards opening the platform up to the P2E industry. The NFT STARS marketplace could not stay away from the runaway P2E train, in fact we are laying down new tracks to converge with it. As part of the platform’s version 2.0 update, NFT STARS is actively seeking partnerships with promising new P2E projects. Its first break into the P2E industry is going to be

Another week is slowly shuffling towards its inevitable end, bleary eyed and a little bit confused, and that means it’s time for us to write a list about... Continue reading

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When Ghostwire: Tokyo was first announced in meme-worthy fashion at E3 2019, former creative director Ikumi Nakamura said it was not going to be a survival-horror game like Tango Gameworks' previous games--The Evil Within and The Evil Within 2. However, the spoooooky action-adventure game actually began its life as The Evil Within 3, and some of that game's essence lives on in the paranormal first-person action of Ghostwire: Tokyo.

GameSpot recently got the chance to see a hands-off demonstration of Ghostwire: Tokyo, where we learned from the development team that prior to taking is current form, the game was planned as The Evil Within 3 before changing enough to warrant a new IP.

Much like the psychological horror of The Evil Within, and especially its sequel, Ghostwire: Tokyo features morphing, shifting rooms that will both disorient you and keep you on your toes… or on your head, as an entire room can flip like the house in "Scooby-Doo Meets Batman." The difference here is that supernatural spells from cultists are to blame for the changing environments rather than a deeply broken mind trying to protect itself from further trauma, but Ghostwire: Tokyo appears to be playing to the studio's strengths without feeling like it's treading the exact same ground as its predecessors.

Just how far Tango Gameworks is going to push the boundaries of its game design remains to be seen, as The Evil Within and its sequel were themselves two very different games. While the original felt largely like a tribute to Resident Evil 4 with a little Saw-style sadism thrown in, The Evil Within 2 was more experimental, including several sections that weren't even survival-horror and instead explored past events in more passive ways. It was a creative leap that made the sequel a far stronger game, and it's exciting to see a studio that has clearly hit its stride and is no longer bound to what has worked in the past.

Ghostwire: Tokyo is out March 25 for PS5 and PC. It will be a year before it's available on Xbox platforms because of a timed exclusivity agreement made prior to Microsoft acquiring Tango Gameworks. The game features a creative spell-based combat system and it's making some big changes to open-world design.

It’s hard to believe that it’s been nearly seven years since the release of OlliOlli 2, to me, the premier example of how to do a 2D skateboarding game. After a sufficient break, Roll7 is ready to dust off their boards with OlliOlli World. OlliOlli World Developer: Roll7 Price: $30 Platform: PC, PS5, Switch, XSX […]

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During Yacht Club Games Presents 2022, Yacht Club Games revealed Mina The Hollower, a project now live on Kickstarter. The announcement was accompanied by a new trailer.

In Mina, you play as the titular mouse--she's an inventor who sets out on an adventure. Mina looks to be a top-down adventure game in the same vein as The Legend of Zelda, though with a heavy dose of gothic and potentially horror vibes. The game features a very Game Boy Color aesthetic, though it's set to release for modern-day consoles.

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As the game is still currently a Kickstarter project, Mina is still in early production--so no planned release date just yet. "We want your feedback, collaboration, and support in making Mina the Hollower the best game it can possibly be," Yacht Club Games director Alec Faulkner said during the livestream. "That's why we're returning to our roots and kicking off Mina the Hollower's development as a Kickstarter campaign."

Yacht Club Games is still supporting most of the game itself, but crowdfunding will assist the team in making a more expansive game. "We hope we can create a more expansive game this way," Faulkner said. "More importantly, we want to build a community around Kickstarter, much like we did with Shovel Knight."