Ready for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33?This game has everything you could want—stunning graphics, a beautiful story, and great gameplay. But let’s go back to the beginning.The game is about a group of heroes on a desperate mission to stop a mysterious entity known as the Paintress. Each year, she awakens to paint a number on her monolith, and anyone of that age or older turns to smoke and vanishes. This year, the number is 33. And so the story begins.The first thing you'll notice when launching the game is its breathtaking visuals. Personally, I’ve never paused just to look around and

Fans of cozy games, adorable critters, and the Redwall series rejoice! After many years of wishfully dreaming, NEARstudios (consisting of former Bioware and Bethesda developers) has brought us Hawthorn. While still very early in development, this little cozy town of critterfolk looks like something right out of a dream, absolutely making this game a dream come true for many. Gaining a start on Kickstarter, Hawthorn has absolutely crushed it's goals. Though the main campaign itself has ended, pledges are still open to try and hit some of the amazing stretch goals they have in place. One of the main goals they

Switching off after a long day means different things for different people. While some prefer heading out, others are finding satisfaction in options that let them recharge from home. With more digital tools available, quiet time now looks more engaging and personalized than ever.This guide looks at how you can use tech to enhance downtime without it becoming overwhelming. Each suggestion is grounded in realistic habits, giving you ideas you can easily explore or adapt based on your pace.Streaming Smarter: Beyond the BingeStreaming isn’t limited to catching up on a drama series. For those who enjoy relaxing with something visual, there’s

Another contender to the roguelike genre, Night Swarm is an interesting take on a fairly popular genre. That being said, the gritty cell shaded appearance of their title is nothing new to developer Fubu Games, as their other title Rogue Loops follows the same niche in terms of art direction. Using a very interesting dynamic of miniatures moving along a diorama, you are an awoken vampire lord, looking to earn your name, as well as bolster allies.Hey, you. You're finally awake.Besides it’s unique approach to visual style, not much has changed from the typical roguelike formula here. You can upgrade your

Arcade Fighter Fire!It’s easy to get stuck on the big names when you think about arcade fighting games. Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, and Tekken defined the genre for a reason. But for every blockbuster, there’s a handful of lesser-known titles that were just as fun, just as clever, and often more experimental. Those forgotten fighters? They were the ones you stumbled upon in a dusty corner of the arcade or on a random emulator years later. They are the games that didn’t ask for attention but earned it anyway. Why These Games Still MatterWhat keeps people coming back to arcade fighting

Deadzone: Rogue is a roguelike FPS that takes you into the depth of space. Waking up with no recollection of who you are, or even WHERE you are, make your way through waves of enemies both mechanical and biological to figure out what the hell has happened and why you're here. Both developed and published by Prophecy Games, they've come into the FPS Roguelike space with guns blazing. As a massive fan of the genre, I was eager to sink my teeth into this one, and what I thought I was walking into did NOT end up being what I walked

Uncover the Arcade Legends That Changed Gaming ForeverPixelated LegendsGaming culture didn’t originate in your living room, and it didn’t even start with VR headsets or next-generation handheld consoles. Long before immersive graphics, online experiences, and the net, there were arcades—dimly lit rooms filled with the sounds of quarter-munching machines and the energy of gamers. These arcades are what created gaming’s first mass audiences.But what games really defined the golden age of arcades? And how did they help mold the world of gaming that exists today? Take a step back with the following greatest arcade games and learn why they still continue to matter.Pac-ManWhen you think of

Did you ever feel that some games are better with specific weather? I am sure some of you know how it is and a few games appeared on the mind while reading this. Just before I started my playthrough of Two Falls (Nishu Takuatshina) it was hailing out here, it was rough for a moment and chill after that. You could feel the breeze in the air. That was the moment I thought this was the perfect time to start this game, hop into this mystery and road story. Most of you are probably thinking right now, why am I telling

Uncover the Arcade Card Kings You Need to Play!Joysticks, buttons, and lightning-fast movement have long dominated the domain of arcade games, but a little-known niche has built itself a loyal following—card-arcade-style games.This genre combines the haptic appeal of game or collectible cards with the excitement of electronic play. From the original Japanese card-arcade hybrids to more contemporary overseas interpretations, the greatest arcade games of all time have made a lasting impact on the gaming community.What Are Arcade Card Games?The arcade card games usually use physical cards that engage with the arcade machine. The players scan or put in cards that act

When the heroes of Azerim  mysteriously vanish, an evil force threatens to take over the lands! Baelin the  fisherman NPC must rise up to defend the town of Honeywood the only way he  knows how! However, something's different... Baelin's no longer an NPC but...  an Adventurer! Can you handle your new found responsibility?! Battle fish with  precision timing and magic spells, upgrade your abilities, defeat evil and  rebuild Honeywood.Morning! Nice day for fishing ain’t  it! Huh-ah! Game Title: Nice Day For FishingDeveloper: FusionPlayPublisher: Team17Release date: May 29, 2025 OS: Windows 10/11 - PCPlatform: Steam/Switch/PS5Price: $19.99 – Base Game (DLC free for pre-orders)  What Is It A sidescrolling adventure RPG based