Knightcore Kingdom lets you live out the fantasy of engaging in strategic battles. An entire game unfolds in the span of 99 seconds. Sophomore developer Marscat Games, the studio behind Knightcore Universal, takes the complexities of strategic warfare and tries to condense it into a casual game, setting for themselves a not-so-ambitious task: How to make a strategic game meant for casual gamers.
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Get your 1980s nostalgia fix with Netflix’s TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge. That’s right, Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael and Michelangelo are back in this 80s-style arcade title. Enjoy the colorful 2d graphics as you bust out your ninja skills on classic TMNT enemies. The turtles, their friend April, and master Splinter are watching the news when Bebop interrupts the broadcast…
Alice Fiction is a unique RPG that blends puzzle elements into the game in an addictive way. Developer WonderPlanet, the team behind Crash Fever, yet again takes the addictive aspects of puzzle games like Candy Crush and bakes them into a well-done RPG system. For those who love RPG and puzzle games Alice fiction should be a no brainer. However, something seems amiss in…
Published and developed by Chillyroom, Xeno Command sees players battle alien foes in an exciting strategy roguelike. Players can download the trial version for free, with the complete game. However, while the real-time strategy game has value, its Campaign length and alternative modes leave something to be desired. Read the rest of the review on Hardcore Droid
From the creators at Gravity Game Arise comes Forestopia. By way of beautiful graphics and a friendly yeti, players can grow their very own island paradise, complete with plants and animals to keep them company. Despite these cute aspects, Gravity Games Arise’s sim does not have much for gamers to look forward to except for mindless tapping and ad watching. Read…
Halo Infinite is a genuine disappointment on multiple levels. The campaign is lackluster and lacks the promised couch co-op. The open-world map is largely devoid of life. The multiplayer is decent, but it’s competing in a saturated market. Although I held out hope, that hope has evaporated. Read the full review at Game Freaks 365!
Evil West mixes the Wild West with monsters in an entertaining action game package. Polish developer Flying Wild Hog is out with its latest game. The Warsaw-based studio has released…more» The post Evil West Review appeared first on Game Freaks 365.