Holy Potatoes! We’re in Space?! is the second game in the Holy Potatoes! series made by Daylight Studios and published by Daedalic Entertainment. In contrast to the first game in the series, this one doesn’t put you in charge of a weapons shop, but
Let’s collect resources, that Wall ain’t gonna build itself!
For The King is a game that blends multiple elements from various genres into a nice little formula that makes you crave for just one more turn. It features turn-based combat and movement and it puts you in charge of a party of up to three
Battle Brothers is a turn-based tactical RPG where you assume the role of the leader of a mercenary company and in which you fight in order to make a name for yourself and your brothers in arms. The game has just successfully been released on Steam
A House of Many Doors was successfully funded on Kickstarter back in September of 2015, and after all this time it has finally become available for everyone to enjoy. That said, comparisons to Sunless Sea seem to be unavoidable, and it seems that
Let me get this out of the way first: I am not a huge Basketball fan. I went into this game with very low expectations and I think it was for the best. Pro Basketball manager plays pretty much like a normal game.
Swiping left and right has become quite a natural gesture for the current generation of young adults taking advantage of dating apps such as Tinder. More than a gesture, swiping became a form of expression. Swipe right to give your approval, swipe
Beholder is a genre-defying game in the sense that it feels like a mashup of a bunch of ideas taken from several other contexts and put together into one nice package. The game takes place in a dystopian setting, which is heavily characterized by
Megalo Polis is funny… At first. Then, the repetitive gameplay and the grating, squeaky voices of the ridiculous, bobble-headed candidates drags down the whole experience. If the “strategy” tag on this game appealed to you, you’ll be sorely
Oooooh a cute city builder. Wait, no, what is this?
