action-adventure Archives

Unreal Engine 5 and Eldritch Horrors: The Sinking City 2 Looks Incredible

If you spent any time wandering the soggy, depressing, and strangely captivating streets of Oakmont in the first game, you know that Frogwares has a very specific "vibe." They are…

Chris May 8, 2026

Gaming News

Alkahest: Why Immersive Sim Fans are Losing Their Minds Over This Indie RPG

If you have been keeping an eye on the indie RPG scene lately, you might have noticed a specific name popping up that has fans of the old-school immersive sim…

Chris April 10, 2026

Reviews

Pywel is Finally Here: Why Crimson Desert is one of the Absolute Kings of Open-World RPGs

I don’t know about you, but I’ve been staring at trailers for this game for what feels like an actual decade. Ever since Pearl Abyss first teased Crimson Desert, the…

Chris March 20, 2026

Reviews

Back to the Basics: Assassin’s Creed Mirage and its Valley of Memory DLC are a Masterclass in Nostalgia

If you had told me a few years ago that the Assassin’s Creed franchise would actually stop growing like a bloated RPG and finally return to its roots, I probably…

Chris March 20, 2026

Reviews

Scoundrels, Sabacc, and Furry Besties: Why Star Wars: Outlaws is the Heist of the Year

We’ve all spent enough time swinging glowing baseball bats and moving rocks with our minds. While the Jedi fantasy is undeniably great, there’s always been a gritty, grease-stained corner of…

Chris March 19, 2026

Retro-Games

Wings, Steel, and Scaly Besties: Why Drakan: Order of the Flame is the Ultimate Power Trip

Release Date: July 29, 1999 Developer: Surreal Software The RPG That Gave Us Real Wings Back in 1999, the gaming landscape was undergoing a massive shift. We were moving away…

Chris February 18, 2026