Geneforge 1-Mutagen is an epic fantasy adventure with over eighty zones to explore, about 50 hours of gameplay and tons of replayability Developed by Spiderweb Software, it’s a total remake of the 2001 classic Geneforge game, and makes old school very cool.
Finding ways to enjoy family time together during the pandemic is more important than ever. So when developer Marmalade Game Studio recreated the classic Milton Bradley game of Life, we knew we had to spin the wheel and start our new lifelong adventure.
Aliens are among us, and Austin, Texas just got a whole lot weirder. When smart-aleck, down-on-his-luck bounty hunter Anderson Gunn snags his next job, he’s just happy to get the gig. But he probably should have asked a few more questions first.
Monster Truck Championship is a wild race game where you take control of one of those amazing monster trucks as you crush, crumble and piledrive anything that stands in your way. Race fans looking for something a bit different will have fun in the mud here.
In State of Survival, it’s a hostile zombie-filled world out there. You need to survive and you need to do it fast. do you think you’re up to the challenge? Don’t let the undead eat your brain, but even if they do, you will have a lot of fun in this mobile-based world.
Those who miss the halcyon days of platforming greatness on the NES will also immediately fall in love with Cyber Shadow. It’s an action packed adventurous game that is packed with nostalgia, but also packs its own punch.
Mr. Prepper is a clever game where your character is preparing for the worst. It’s still in beta, but we had so much fun with it we decided to dig into the state of the game this week so you could decide if you wanted to check it out.
Cymanti, a Polytopian based bug tribe arrives to the acclaimed wargame The Battle of Polytopia. Prepare yourself to become a bug in this new DLC where you will walk on algae and squash your enemies right in the town square. It’s a buggy Modern Gamer this week with new reviewer Julio Trejo!
Battlecruisers is an extremely simple yet addictive naval combat game where you will be slowly building up your capital ships and then blasting, burning and even nuking your opponents to dust.
Although Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood has a rich history to pull from in the World of Darkness universe, the resulting game, one of the first to feature werewolves, fails to fully live up to its epic backstory.
