Tag: Gaming
Monument Valley 3 breaks free from Netflix on July 22
Monument Valley 3 is finally coming to more platforms, after being a Netflix exclusive since December. The game will be released on July 22 for PC, Switch, PS4, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. Remember, Switch games are playable on Switch 2, so it should also technically be available on Nintendo’s new console. Monument Valley 3…
Hitman World of Assassination is coming to iOS and table tops
The Hitman trilogy, also known as Hitman World of Assassination, will be available on iPhones, iPads, as well as Mac computers, this summer. IO Interactive has announced that it was expanding Hitman’s availability during the developer’s showcase at Summer Game Fest 2025, where it celebrated the franchise’s 25th anniversary. IO Interactive’s Chief Development Officer, Veronique…
Wu-Tang Clan’s new game blends anime with Afro-surrealism
Wu-Tang Clan has a new game. At Summer Game Fest 2025, Brass Lion Entertainment has introduced its debut game, Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver. In it, you’ll have to fight alongside the group’s members to defeat the invading forces of the Deceiver and to save your home of Shaolin. The game is an action RPG…
Playdate Season 2 review: The Whiteout and Wheelsprung
Panic is not messing around with Playdate’s second season. After on the right foot with Dig! Dig! Dino!, Fulcrum Defender and the surprise rollout of Blippo+, the team has followed through with another strong pair of games for week two. and are, like the week one games, polar opposites of each other: a somber, narrative-heavy…
Tire Boy is a wacky open-world adventure game you can tread all over
One of the best things about an indie game showcase is that you’ll see at least one preview that makes you think “huh?” and “lol!” in equal parts. For the Day of the Devs presentation at Summer Games Fest 2025, Tire Boy definitely fits the bill. Mechanics-wise, it’s an open-world action-adventure game, which is pretty…
Pocket Boss turns corporate data manipulation into a puzzle game
There’s a new puzzle game in town, and this one tackles remote work and corporate data manipulation. Pocket Boss is coming to Steam and the developers just dropped a trailer during the Day of the Devs showcase event, which is part of Summer Game Fest. Pocket Boss casts players as an employee working remotely, trapped…
Rescue African artifacts from colonizers’ museums in the heist game Relooted
Relooted is a heist game about reclaiming African artifacts from the Western countries that stole them, developed by independent South African studio Nyamakop. Relooted is set in a future timeline where Western nations have signed a treaty to return plundered items to their African regions of origin, but things aren’t going to plan. Western leaders…
Bask in the grotesque pixel-art beauty of Neverway
Neverway already looks, sounds and feels like it’s going to be something special — in a grim, grotesque and hellishly depressed kind of way. (Side note: That could be a nice tagline, no? It’s grim! It’s grotesque! It’s hellishly depressed! It’s… Neverway! OK, I’ll stop.) Neverway is a life-sim RPG starring Fiona, a young woman…
Please, Watch the Artwork is a puzzle game with eerie paintings and a sad clown
Fusing light psychological horror with the quiet melancholy of American Realist painter Edward Hopper, developer Thomas Waterzooi is following up his puzzle games Please, Touch the Artwork and Please, Touch the Artwork 2 by having you just watch the artwork instead. Please, Watch the Artwork is an upcoming spot-the-difference game featured during Day of the Devs…
RGG’s Project Century is now called Stranger Than Heaven
Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio first teased “Project Century” in 2024, and at Summer Game Fest it debuted a new trailer revealing the game’s full name: Stranger Than Heaven. The game clearly draws on the bareknuckle brawling of the Yakuza series, but this time is set in the jazzy Japan of 1943. It’s hard to get…