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Making a strong first impression as an indie dev is crucial to standing out among the growing swarms of games that end up on digital storefronts every passing day. I don't want to make any undo promises for the rookie studio, Pyxeralia, but Mist of Noyah might be set to become a strong introduction for them.
February can often produce painful droughts of game releases as companies are gearing up for their big push in the spring, summer, and fall. If you're like us, you probably hungry for something new to satiate your appetite until all the new releases hits us like a fire hydrant of capitalism. So whether you're into pirates, fish, tourism, forts, or the apocalypse, then we've got what you need in our Weekly Official Wiki Roundup!
Collecting pets, capturing monsters, and battling with them has long been a beloved staple throughout gaming history. Entering the fray, fledgling Brazilian studio Cadabra Games brings a new take on this core concept to PC with their flagship game Adore.
Corruption 2029 launches today! Developed and published by The Bearded Ladies, the creators behind Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden, Corruption 2029 is a hardcore turn-based tactical stealth game that will test the mettle of even the most experienced tactical gamers.
It's hard to believe that Street Fighter V released only four years ago because it feels like it's been a keystone of the fighting game community for much longer. Part of that is the legacy of the Street Fighter series itself, and some of it is the various opportunities for drama that SFV has presented over the past few years. At any rate, we can probably all agree that competitive video games are made better when a Street Fighter game is alive and relevant.
This week's Official Wiki Roundup is stacked with some absolutely fantastic games! We've got witchcraft, politics in space, shoot 'em ups, forest platformers, post-apocalyptic love children, and gory dismemberment. Needless to say, if you're looking for a game to entertain you until spring comes around, then look no further!
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics launches today! Developed by BonusXP and published by En Masse Entertainment, The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics is exactly what it says on the tin - a turn-based tactics RPG set within The Dark Crystal universe where players lead a fledgling resistance of Gelfling against their oppressive overlords known as the Skeksis.
Continuing the proud tradition started with the remake of Sniper Elite, Rebellion has just released the sequel to their perhaps most oddball and fun title, Nazi Zombie Army Trilogy. Called Zombie Army 4: Dead War, it gives you the ability to return to the war-torn and zombie-gnawed Europe, to kill Nazis once again - this time even deader.
I don't believe I've ever thought about the control room operator when watching TV. The actors, directors, writers, costumers - sure. But there's an unsung television production position in my mind, and that is whoever watches the screens and quite literally dictates what I end up seeing. Like any good video game looking to do something weird and different, Not for Broadcast centers its entire narrative and mechanical pitch around that very job.
Warcraft III: Reforged has launched today! Developed by Blizzard Entertainment, Warcraft III: Reforged is the remastered edition of Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos and its expansion The Frozen Throne, which initially released on July 3, 2002 and July 1, 2003.