This one sounds right up my alley. I’m always interested when a horror game promises to move beyond cheap jumpscares and focus on genuine atmosphere and psychological dread. APEX GAME STUDIOS LTD. has just announced the official global release of their new title, Spirit Catcher 93’, and it’s available nowRead More →
Some of the most fun I’ve had with a game controller over the past 12 months was playing Iron Meat, a 16-bit run-and-gun on current platforms. Well, the latest Iron Meat update has been issued, and includes some new game modes. In addition, the update — which hits Steam first,Read More →
Big news for DOOM fans as the original collection reissued in 2024 gets new expansions and physical releases are announced from Limited Run Games. Wait, what? This seems to have passed a few people by, but yes, the classic DOOM and DOOM II were given a remastered release in 2024.Read More →
Prepare for a cosmic adventure with a distinctly nostalgic feel! We’ve got some exciting news straight from the lunar surface: LunarLux, the sci-fi action-RPG brimming with GBA-era charm, is officially launching on the Nintendo Switch on April 17th! Developed by CosmicNobab Games and published by indie.io, LunarLux has already garneredRead More →
Reef Entertainment, in collaboration with Bitmap Bureau, has announced Terminator 2D: NO FATE, an officially licensed 2D action side-scroller set within the Terminator 2: Judgment Day universe. The game is slated for release on September 5th, 2025, across PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC (viaRead More →
Classic games are available to install on Android and iOS via Epic Games new mobile service. Here’s how to get started. Epic Games, the powerhouse behind Fortnite and a vast library of other games, isn’t always as straightforward to install on mobile devices as some other app stores. This guideRead More →
We’ve learned that the classic Fallout titles previously reported as being available free on the Epic Games Store have now been pulled. The original story continues below. While classic Fallout games have been largely ignored thanks to the swanky first/third person presentation of Fallout 3 and 4, the franchise beganRead More →
