Mighty Doom Review
Doom needs no introduction. Ever since its initial release in 1993 it’s held a spot as one of the most well-known video game franchises in history. It defined and popularized…
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Áron Komáromi
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Áron is a passionate gamer and storyteller. He has been playing video games since he was four years old and has a deep appreciation for game design. With an open mind and creative spirit, Áron has a unique perspective on what makes for a great gaming experience.
Devil Hunter Idle Review
What makes a devil hunter? Is it the sword, cutting through hordes of monsters with power and grace? Could it be the gun, bullets of justice piercing the dark hearts…
Paper Trail Coming to Netflix Games This Year
On 14th March, 2023, Newfangled Games and Netflix announced that their award-winning game Paper Trail will be coming to Google Play and Netflix later this year. Paper Trail is a…
Janken Samurai Review
Jan-Ken-Pon In Japanese, the game rock-paper-scissors is typically called “janken”. The players first raise their fists with the phrase “saishowaguu”, meaning “fist only”. Then, they count down: Jan. Ken. Pon!…
Toyforming announced for iOS and Android
On January 31st, independent developer Toyforming Studios announced that their creative, family-friendly game Toyforming will be launching on iOS and Android later this year. The title is the first game…
A Slight Chance of Sawblades Review
Restart. Your thumbs tense as the screen clears. The little orange cat pops up in the middle and you already know what’s next. The shower of saw blades is about…
Crush The Monsters: Cannon Game Review
Our Town of Halloween The village has been overrun by monsters. Skeletons, ghouls and all kinds of unspeakable horrors have taken up residence, and the only one able to drive…
Vampire Survivors Review
Return to Transylvania There are too many of them. Even your trusty whip cannot hold them back anymore. You look down at the garlic in your hand. Is this really…
My Cat Tiles Review
Lullaby To A Kitten You’re sitting in your armchair in the living room, legs crossed comfortably as you’re staring at your phone screen. The tiles are piling up, and you…
Kitty Death Room Review
Good Thing Cats Have Nine Lives You peer into the lava below. You’ve made it this far—the big red heart that marks the exit is so tantalizingly close, you can…