Cross of the Dutchman tells the story of Pier Donia in his single man’s guerrilla warfare quest against an impossibly large invading army. And it tells it in a very bloody, beat-em-up kind of way that can be addicting if you are in the right frame of mind to play.
While many RTS titles are cookie-cutter versions of each other, The Red Solstice really changes things up by emphasizing both teamwork and individual soldiers, plus the ability to do things like slow down time by 90 percent. Explore The Red Solstice for a different kind of fight.
Act of Aggression, from strategic masters Eugen Systems, is a traditional RTS in an age where resource gathering was thought to be a thing of the past. The game has gorgeous graphics sitting over an old-school style fighting experience.
Fairy Fencer F embraces everything that constitutes JRPGs, anime and pop culture. While that might exclude some players from the fun, if players are even a little bit into any of those things, this RPG is really going to thrill.
Those who appreciate games on the more artistic side of the spectrum may very well find something to enjoy in RymdResa, a rogue-like space exploration game by new independent developer Morgondag.
On top of looking and sounding great, players can find a lot to love when exploring Victor Vran, a Diablo-like RPG that brings a lot of style to the genre. And the discount price doesn’t hurt either.
Pook takes on Victor Vran, an alliterative game that plays like Diablo in this fast-paced Let’s Play that zooms into the style and aplomb that Haemimont Games brings to the genre. This one looks like a lot of fun. Come see if it’s your cup of Earl Grey tea.
Odallus: The Dark Call is an old style platformer that brings us all the joys that the genre offered long ago, when video games were played one quarter at a time. Heed this Call, as it’s the epitome of old school cool.
This week Vincent Mahoney takes a crack at the brand new side-scroller Odallus The Dark Call, a game created by developer JoyMasher to have an old school look and feel, but which would run great on modern systems. So how did they do? Check out our Let’s Play and find out.
This week our very own Pook n’ Pie, also known as Vincent Mahoney, takes on brand new game Loot Hero DX in a panda bear smashing, minotaur splatting and dragon squashing no-holds-barred Let’s Play where the one who dies with the most loot wins!
