Pompom is, simply put, amazing. The gameplay is challenging and varied, but never unfair, while the visuals and sound are as nostalgic as they are well-made. Basically, if you like good games, play PomPom asap. Pompom: The Great Space Rescue Developer: Tomo Camp Price: $12 Platform: PC (reviewed,) Nintendo Switch at a later date MonsterVine […]
Nearly ten years since the first Shadow Warrior, a reboot of the 90s shooter, by Flying Wild Hog we’re finally at its action packed conclusion in Shadow Warrior 3. Shadow Warrior 3 Developer: Flying Wild Hog Price: $50 Platform: PC, PS4, and Xbox One MonsterVine was supplied with a PC code for review Shadow Warriors […]
Dynasty Warriors 9: Empires is a neat spin-off that provides genre fans with the Musou they love, as well as some more strategic simulation gameplay to shake things up. It can get a bit dull if played for too long, but you could probably have anticipated that if you’ve ever played a Musou. Dynasty Warriors […]
If you want to ignore Sekiro, it’s been a minute since we had a proper Souls game. Six years to be exact and FromSoftware is finally here with their first foray into the open-world genre with Elden Ring. Elden Ring Developer: Fromsoftware Price: $60 Platform: PC, PS5/PS4, XSX/XBO MonsterVine was supplied with a PC and […]
Everything old is new again. Walking through Target is like walking through the fashion mistakes of my youth. The economy is supposedly roaring and on the verge of melting down at the same time. The music sounds more the 80s than actual 80s music. And now we have Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem. Serious Sam: Siberian […]
Yukihiro keeps the spirit alive with their new title PEOPLEDOWN, a “cruel slaughter” game with plenty of bloodshed. Does it do enough to stand out, or have players seen what it has to offer done better before?
Billiards are pretty fun and dinosaurs are pretty cool - what happens when you combine the two? This unlikely pairing comes to life with Canmaru and RealBlocks’ Dinoland, a casual title that has players knocking things around with their reptilian friends. Is it a match made in heaven, or should some things never be combined?
The team at Meta might be preaching far and wide about the metaverse, but Serenity Forge and Way Down Deep want players to break free with their new title Land of Screens. Should players help Holland swap out the virtual world for the real one, or is that dopamine rush just too strong?
