Star Wars: Zero Company Finds Great Tactics Buried Under Bugs
After a disastrous PS5 experience, Neal Sayatovich gives Star Wars: Zero Company another shot on Steam for the PC and finds a much better tactical adventure, though persistent bugs, weak visuals and uneven design choices still hold it back.
Darkest Dungeon Reopens Its Depths With The Fire’s Edge DLC
Years after its original release, Darkest Dungeon returns with The Fire’s Edge DLC, adding the Runaway and Duelist to Red Hook Studios’ brutal gothic roguelike while giving veterans and new players fresh reasons to descend again.
Retro Rewind Reopens the Best Video Store in Your Memory
Retro Rewind – Video Store Simulator lets players build the VHS rental shop of their dreams, mixing 1990s nostalgia with smart store management, customer requests, employee hiring and plenty of late-fee-era charm.
Flow of War Turns Base Building Into a Battlefield Machine
Flow of War blends classic RTS base building with wave-defense pressure, challenging players to design smart infrastructure, guide automated workers, build chokepoints and combine towers with troops to survive escalating enemy attacks.
Fatekeeper Shows Brutal Promise in Early Access
Fatekeeper enters Early Access with gorgeous Unreal Engine 5 visuals, environmental combat inspired by Dark Messiah of Might and Magic and a brutally challenging style that may thrill hardcore players while really testing everyone else.
Sir, We Have an Orc Problem Pares Tower Defense Down to Its Best Parts
Sir, We Have an Orc Problem delivers a funny and surprisingly addictive incremental-style tower defense experience where players mow down thousands of marching orcs, grind out upgrades and slowly turn hopeless defensive lines into overwhelming firepower.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 Update 2.0 Brings New Life to the Zone
The free S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl Update 2.0 improves performance, upgrades visuals, adds new weapons, expands weather and fog systems, and makes the Zone feel more alive than ever for both new players and returning stalkers.
The Smurfs: Dreams Brings Surprising Depth to Family Platforming
The Smurfs: Dreams may look like a simple family adventure, but it’s a polished 3D platformer that includes varied dream worlds, forgiving checkpoints and enough gameplay depth to entertain younger players and platforming fans alike.
Oblivion Remastered on the Nintendo Switch 2 Puts Cyrodiil in Your Hands
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered brings one of Bethesda’s most beloved RPGs to Nintendo Switch 2, offering a gorgeous and portable return to Cyrodiil that preserves the freedom, weirdness and wonder of the classic adventure, even with some performance issues.
Michael Blaker Takes Aim at the Modern Warfare 4 Beta
Michael Blaker writes about the Modern Warfare 4 beta, finding the gunplay solid and the campaign sample interesting, even as Kill Block, movement changes and some familiar Call of Duty rhythms leave him cautious about the full release.