Moonlight Sculptor is a beautiful MMORPG designed for mobile gamers that is extremely easy to pick up and play, yet deep in terms of story and strategy. If you are looking for a good RPG for your smartphone, this is a great choice.
Remastering older games into HD formats is nothing new, but what has been done for the Mass Effect Legendary Edition is nothing short of astonishing. Being able to relive the epic sci-fi story across three games with all DLCs included is quite the experience.
The myFirst Sketch Book from Oaxis is an interactive drawing pad designed for children so they can design and doodle a masterpiece without needing their parent’s phone or tablet. Drawings can then be exported to a smartphone for final touch-up work.
Niffelheim is a game that has been out for a while now for the PC through Steam, the Nintendo Switch and other consoles, but it just got released for the iOS platform (sorry, no Android yet). Our Modern Gamer gets his Norse on this week, playing this rocking game on the small screen.
Resident Evil Village is one of the most hauntingly beautiful and terrifying survival horror titles to come out in years. It has a great mix of puzzle solving, exploration and raw combat that is sure to tickle the fancy of anyone who enjoys a spooky good time.
Bravely Default II takes everything you probably know about classic Japanese role-playing games and buffs it up with a modern look for the Nintendo Switch. If you are a fan of JRPGs, then you will love this game. If not, it may just be able to convert you.
What is Mitoza? The developer describes the game as a toy instead of a traditional gaming type experience. Our Modern Gamer jumps into this strange world to see what the fuss is about. He emerges with more questions than answers.
As Monster Truck Championship rumbles onto next generation consoles, we check out this racing series again to find improved graphics, better vehicle physics and a whole lot of car-crushing, nitro-fueled fun.
Black Legend is a truly unique turn-based strategy title that relies heavily on the 1700s pseudo-science of alchemy as a core combat mechanic. It’s set in a very bleak world where human life means little, and has a lot of enemies ready to steal yours as you adventure through a cursed city.
Before all the Cyberpunk 2077 craziness, developer CD Projekt Red was busy working on The Witcher and its magical GWENT card game. Now available for free on multiple console, PC and mobile platforms, our Modern Gamer takes it for a spin.
