Remember the brilliance of Man of Medan? Well, it'll soon be time for the second game in The Dark Pictures Anthology to arrive, and Little Hope is currently slated for a launch on Xbox One, PS4 and PC this summer.
Duck Souls+ on Xbox One has fun gameplay, brisk as it may be. There are just so many better platformers with original voices that you should play first.
In Mortal Shell, their flesh is your armor. And if that's not a line that sells interest into the newest Souls-like experience to be promised to Xbox One, PS4 and PC players, then I don't know what is.
Dark Souls fan but in need of something different? Well, Ratalaika Games' latest cheap release on Xbox One, PS4, PS Vita and Nintendo Switch promises to deliver a deadly fantasy world your way. But the difference is, in Duck Souls+ you'll be found controlling a cute little duck on a quest to find his long lost eggs. What's not to like?
Over the course of the last year we've seen a couple of Lost Artifacts titles rock up onto Xbox One. Today though it seems like we're in for a treat with the original.
Whereas Darksiders III missed the mark by straying too far from the path, Darksiders Genesis on Xbox One proves that the formula from the first two games was successful enough for their franchise. It’s true this is a more linear experience this time around, but none of what made Darksiders a cult hit in the first place has been sacrificed in translation.
Code Vein is a great new addition to the action RPG genre. It may be nothing more than a reskinned Dark Souls, but when the source material is so strong, that isn't a problem.
If you’re after a new RPG adventure, there are few titles besides a Dark Souls adventure that will keep you engaged quite like Remnant: From the Ashes!
After downloading a patch, I could finally play the DLC, but another bug prevented me from completing its final area. But even when it does work, Keepers of the Void struggles to reach the heights of the main game, let alone its superior predecessors.
