An extremely solid and unique RPG, Shadows Awakening is a Diablo-like action RPG where you control up to three possessed human characters in the real world and a shadow daemon down below, all at the same time. See how this cool RPG pulls it all off.
Being trapped in dark water is a pretty common fear. Narcosis combines that with claustrophobia, arachnophobia and traditional monsters to create one heck of a scary, narrative type of horror game experience.
More of an experience than just a game, The Mooseman draws heavily on tribal cultures and ancient wisdom to create a truly unique, and at times breathtaking, experience where videogames meet and embrace art.
Lust for Darkness lives up to its namesake, blending intense sexual themes with Lovecraftian horror. It pulls no punches, but while at times can be jarring and certainly uncomfortable, the game never feels unreasonably gratuitous or insulting to the player.
Extinction puts players in the role of a roguish hero trying to defend his homeland against a hoard of ravenous, giant monsters. He does this by climbing up their bodies and crushing their heads. It’s all very Attack on Titan-eske, but pretty fun for an RPG with a twist.
Turmoil is one of the most interesting and fun business type simulations to come out in a long time, with more than enough content and style to justify AAA pricing, but is nonetheless easily available for gamers on a budget.
Looking for a little exciting multiplayer combat? Try doing it while piloting a seemingly inebriated rocket ship pulled from the cells of a 1950s sci-fi movie. Rocket Wars is a frustrating but fun exercise in chaotic combat.
Telltale Games once again dives headlong into The Walking Dead universe with the third series of games in the franchise: The Walking Dead: A New Frontier. Here’s how the new series goes down.
Those who fondly remember Housemarque’s classic shooter Resogun will also fall in love with the neon-drenched, twin-stick arcade action of Nex Machina. It’s got incredible style coupled with precise and smooth gameplay.
It’s not how you start. It’s how you finish. While The Walking Dead: A New Frontier has some lull in the mid-point of the Telltale Games series, the final two episodes more than make up for it.
