Fresh off of the high that was Fire Emblem: Three Houses, one would expect that Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes could also be a masterpiece. And the game is fun to play, but several missteps will probably keep it from ever becoming a hallmark title for the series.
The I’m On Observation Duty series presents a horror game in a unique way, putting players in the role of a security guard monitoring for the supernatural. Players gaze at haunted places through surveillance cameras, and then must try to fix dangerous anomalies as they occur.
Balloon Flight is a surprisingly challenging romp through the sometimes not-so-friendly skies. You’ll navigate through amazing obstacles and perform soaring stunts using only a wooden raft and the power to inflate and pop balloons.
Our reviewer Vincent Mahoney was able to obtain one of the amazing new Steam Deck gaming devices. He immediately loaded up his massive Stream library and put the Deck through its paces to find out if everyone should be adding a Steam Deck to their gaming collection.
The GWENT: Rogue Mage Single Player Expansion provides gamers with a stripped down, fast paced and rogue-like experience using the classic GWENT cards. It’s not going to appeal to everyone, but is a good choice for a quick game of powerful card versus card battling against the computer.
Our Modern Gamer grew up watching reruns of the Zorro TV show, as well as the 1990s remake. So, getting the chance to finally don the black mask and ride for justice was a dream come true. Find out about the amazing Zorro: The Chronicles adventure this week in our Modern Gamer review.
Role-playing games have seen a huge resurgence in recent years, with titles like Pillars of Eternity and Pathfinder Kingmaker setting a high bar. The Waylanders does not quite reach that level, but this clever adventure gets pretty close.
It’s pretty clear where the developers of Rustler got their inspiration, as comparisons of the medieval adventure to early Grand Theft Auto games are obvious. But beyond that undeniable hook, Rustler offers a lot of depth not normally found in 2D adventure games.
The Out There: Oceans of Time game tries to straddle the divide between a story-based title and a resource-management survival game, and it mostly succeeds by allowing the player to choose how they want to navigate between story nodes.
It’s Mech Week here at GiN, where we are celebrating reviews of new games featuring those lovable, lumbering, stories-tall giant robots of destruction. Next up we take a look at the surprisingly deep strategy game Ignited Steel: Mech Tactics.
