Author: Mulukh
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A Return To Greatness – X-Men 97
I don’t even know who pitched a continuation of the old Saturday morning X-Men cartoon to Marvel.
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Border Bots VR – Review
Border Bots VR throws you into one of the last jobs for humans in a city full of worker robots. There’s inspiration from games such as Papers Please
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Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles – Review
Solo developer Tomas Sala is back with a follow-up to The Falconeer, a game with a unique setting and a memorable aesthetic that dropped you into dogfights on the back of a giant eagle. Bulwark shares the same world but is less action-focused. It still pushes forward with innovation by sliding into the city-building genre.…
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Echo (series) – Review
I’m not quite feeling the same Marvel fatigue as others seem to be, but I can understand how the sheer volume of shows and movies coupled with an incredible variation in quality can put people off. Especially with yet another show spun off from an earlier one with a relatively more obscure character in the…
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Lil’ Guardsman – Review
We’re not all twelve-year-old girls with full-time jobs and responsibility for an entire city’s well-being, but we can at least pretend, thanks to Lil Guardsman. Step into the shoes of little Lil as she covers just one shift for her dad at the gatehouse. Two days of shenanigans later, Lil finds herself in a more…
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Pokémon Concierge – Review
There are only four episodes of the Netflix-backed Pokémon stop-motion series Pokémon Concierge but that just makes them more precious. There’s a bit of a Stardew Valley set-up to the story, with our main character Haru burning out from her office job and starting a new life away from it all, on a tropical island.…
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Vertigo 2 – Review
The first Vertigo never made it to PlayStation but the sequel from a one-man development studio has just ported PSVR2. Vertigo 2 is a First Person Shooter that sees you trapped on a planet of very alien aliens. There’s something of a Half-Life meets Rick and Morty vibe with your silent protagonist and strange goings…
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Towers and Powers – Review
Towers and Powers is a VR tower defence game with some interesting mechanics of its own. From your godlike position up above, you’ll build towers by purchasing some citizens and placing them on predetermined platforms. Each little guy has a different profession and so builds a different tower with different strengths and weaknesses, as you’d…
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What the Fortnite? – Into the Fortnite Metaverse
Some people have actively tried to avoid the cultural juggernaut of Fortnite’s Battle Royale, but there’s been a fair bit of fuss over it lately that has pushed it beyond its usual bubble. In part, this is due to a brief comeback of the original map, followed by a live event and a new map…