Back in 2016, our Modern Gamer columnist Marie Brownhill was a big fan of Pokemon Go. She tried it again recently and was amazed with the updates and changes that have been made over the years.
This week our intrepid Modern Gamer Marie Brownhill puts on some virtual hiking boots and goes deep into the woods in Forest Ranger Simulator, where she builds bridges, collects tons of trash and becomes a true guardian of the forest.
This week Modern Gamer Marie Brownhill constructs a review on TerraScape, a deck based city builder and puzzle title that allows players to build their own impressive cities. It’s currently available in Early Access for Steam and GoG.
Escape from The Red Planet incorporates aspects of FPS and resource management and requires quick thinking and reactionary gameplay. The year is 1979 and the Martians are not too happy at the disturbance of a space explorer who crash landed on their planet, which leads to some epic defensive fights in this uniquely focused tower defense battler.
There are not too many survival horror titles on the Nintendo Switch, which is why those who like the genre should give Remorse: The List a try, an indie title that has already been enjoyed by many on Steam and the Xbox platforms.
Titles based on construction and building are very popular these days, but WW2 Rebuilder takes things to a whole new level. Set just after World War II, players will be tasked with rebuilding sites destroyed by war, while also learning about the history of those places and the people who lived there.
This week our intrepid Modern Gamer Marie Brownhill dives into the strange but fascinating world of GRUNND, a point and click adventure that tells an ambitiously complex and mysterious story.
Unlike most massively multiplayer online games, Wild Terra 2 forgoes traditional questing and plots in favor of a fully open, sandbox world where everything from the economy to the ecosystem is either controlled or heavily influenced by the players themselves.
If you are still waiting for Diablo IV or have dived way too deep into any of the Torchlight games, then you might want to give Xploquest 3 a try. It’s got the fight, loot and upgrade gameplay loop down perfectly and is great for some mindless monster-killing fun.
Kandria is a story-intensive title with lots of action and platforming in a surprisingly huge post-apocalyptic world filled with corrupted androids and other hazards. With 250 individually designed rooms to explore along with a variety of quests to complete, Kandria offers a unique challenge in a 2D pixel world.
