Disney and Lucasfilm Games have decided to dust off 1993’s Zombies Ate My Neighbors and its 1994 sequel Ghoul Patrol for a console double-pack. The collection, due out 29th June, offers museum features – including a video interview – plus save states...
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Developer Unknown Worlds has waited until the launch date of Subnautica’s sequel Below Zero to bring both entries to Switch. This has resulted in a double whammy of underwater survival and exploration, with both games available for £24.99 each. The Subnautica series...
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This side-scrolling brawler introduces us to Red, a young street dog entangled in gang culture following his parents’ untimely death. Treating his fellow gang members as family, he’s headstrong and streetwise – two traits beneficial for de-escalating a raging war between rival...
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BioWare’s Mass Effect trilogy gets the remaster treatment this week, with all three games and over 40 pieces of DLC bundled into one £59.99 collection. We imagine time has been kind to high note Mass Effect 2, and that the original needed...
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Remember Castlevania and Metroid? Indie developers certainly do. From Hollow Knight to Dead Cells, you can’t move for modern takes. The Skylia Prophecy is another in the burgeoning genre of Metroidvanias, however, it skews a lot closer to the ‘vania side, taking...
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ININ Games has announced that Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World will launch 28th May on PS4 and Switch, with a Steam release to follow at the end of June. The physical retail releases (RRP £34.99) will also include the original Monster World...
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I’ve played a couple of games recently that should’ve never left the playable prototype stage. Both had novel control schemes that broke convention, and ultimately, suffered because of it. They took the mechanics and physics from one genre and tried to adapt...
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Superhero movies and FMV video games have suffered an almost identical fate. Both had a rough time in the ‘90s, hampered by small budgets, poor casting leading to hammy acting, lacklustre scripts, and limited technology. Sure, there were exceptions – Batman and...
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