Welcome to the RoughnecksWould YOU Like to Know More?Bugs, bugs, and more damn bugs.That's what this game's about—or more precisely, the stomping of such scourge.This is a 16 player COOP venture into monster infested lands, both conquest and defense of territory.The process is simple, queue up, join a squad, and prepare for the madness.Build, protect, conquer.There are 4 main classes to choose from, and many missions to undertake for the glory of humanity.But the core of the game is wave based defense of an expandable and upgradable base.  Many comparisons could and are often drawn between this title and that of Helldivers,

“Another beautiful day…”You groan, pulling yourself from your small cot, stretching your arms above your head. Another beautifully non-descript day, in the beautifully non-descript, dry desert. Balling your big meaty mits into fists, you rub your eyes. A yawn slips from your lips as you lean against the warehouse doorframe. It’s been open all night, leaving you exposed not only to the elements, but a whole onslaught of beautifully non-descript zombies. You thank the powers that be that despite being barely more than flesh-eating husks, they have unbelievably impeccable manners.A woman with unkempt brown hair rambles past, a shockingly deep, guttural

Of Blood and Flesh...Once a loyal knight, betrayed, and banished to the Abyss. A desecrated corpse inside reanimated armor. You rise to an eternal death. Branded KILL KNIGHT, you have one purpose - KILL THE LAST ANGEL.It doesn't get simpler than this.You are a knight. You kill. Do you really need anything else?Anything beyond the abyss is inconsequential. Your purpose is here and now.         Where many games stumble and fall, this game stands up and delivers.Where others adorn themselves in placations and decorations, it remains unfettered.You won't find insane graphics here, nor cosmetics, nor dull filler.Your purpose is clearKill. 

A swirl of digital distortion clouds your view, reality skewed through a lens of sheer delusion. A vast dream-scape of swirling lights, woven together with error codes, popups, and just about everything in-between floods your vision. Dizzy and disoriented, you step back. How the hell did you get here?“What happened?” You asked yourself in sheer bewilderment. “You fell into a Cocoon.” A thick, intelligent voice thrummed behind you unexpectedly. Turning, you find yourself frozen in place, half in awe, partially in fear. Before you looms a magnificent beast, scales of red and blue shimmering in the warped neon lights.A dragon.“A-a…” Words

Game Title: Book of HoursDeveloper & Publisher: Weather FactoryRelease date: 17th August 2023Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux / Steam + GOGPrice: £19.99 / $24.99Book of Hours expansion House of Light was released September 26, 2024. This review is for the base game.“Here the sea ends and the world  begins.”“Shutter the windows against the sea. Bank the  fire against the cold. Listen to the rain rattle on the roof, while you slide  books one by one into their ancient nests…”What Is ItBook of Hours is a narrative driven, combat free RPG set in a forlorn, wind and rain swept Cornish fishing village of

Funko Fusion - MAJOR UPDATEQuality of Life Update #1 - Less Hard, Faster, Better, StrongerFunko Fusion - The one true investmentYes, you read that right.There IS such a thing as a good investment in the name of Funko!Now before you scoff and label me a box-hoarding speculator with questionable sanity, allow me to explain further.It has functional value!Many had given up hope, many had shed tears, but at last,the Funko brand has spread it's wings, and left the dusty closet of sunken costs damning it's most avid collectors.Forget about tacky and thoughtless cash grabs, the days of Snowman Captain America Funko

The impact of the escape pod was unexpectedly violent. Sparks danced through the air, arching and flitting across every surface; crimson light thrummed overhead and basking the small enclosure in an eerie glow. A groan parts your lips, taking a moment to gain your bearings before un-clipping your harness and pulling yourself from the seat. Steam hissed from the doors control panel: The impact damaged just about every internal system onboard, not like you’d be in need of them much longer. This was a one way trip. Left with no other choice, you pull the energy jettison latch, the doors ruptured

Dirt and gravel crunch softly under the soles of your feet as you make your way up the little-traversed path, leaning forward slightly as it gently slopes uphill. As you reach the crest, your gaze settles on the charmingly quaint building in front of you. Weather-worn fliers, wanted posters and long sprawling vines litter the buildings exterior while cobwebs glazing the patio eaves, drawing your eyes upwards.The sign greets you with a crooked smile of sorts, lazily drooping by a hinge. A firm gust sets it in motion, a soft groan coming from the rusty hinges that were, more or less,

Gray Dawn is a game that plays out as an interactive psychological horror story. It was created by indie developer Interactive Stone, a small studio based in Iași, Romania, and was released June 7, 2018 on Steam, with a staggered release on various other platforms over the next few years. Its most recent release was on Nintendo Switch in early August 2024, though I played the Steam version.Set on Christmas Eve of 1920, Gray Dawn takes you through the journey of a troubled man who teeters on the edge of madness. Accused of murdering an altar boy, Father Abraham struggles to

 Thunder rumbled in the distance, soft and muted. A storm was coming- but you had very little to fear.... it had been a long time. Or had it been a mere fortnight ago?Perhaps then things would have been different.  You would have had a reason to cower behind the cold metal bars, smelling the fear of the other unfortunate souls left, caught, and abandoned by whatever circumstance brought them here. Here, where sorrow clung in the air. On nights such as this, the walls rumbled and the window panes shook, rattling within time-worn frames. Mewls of distress and frustration echoing the