WARDOGS is the kind of shooter that can make a perfectly capable gaming PC suddenly look like it needs an upgrade. With 100 players sharing the same battlefield, vehicles tearing through objectives, buildings being constructed and demolished in real time, and three teams constantly fighting over dynamic Control Zones, there is an absurd amount of…
There’s nothing more annoying in a PC game than watching your FPS counter proudly sit above 100 while the game still feels like it is running through wet cement. That is exactly the kind of problem some players are running into with 33 Days Till Extraction. Three Whales Studio’s sci-fi extraction RPG has a pretty…
There is something particularly satisfying about playing a fast action game on a handheld. When everything works, you get the same responsive combat you would expect from a desktop PC, except you can take it anywhere. When the game struggles, though, every dropped frame becomes painfully obvious. That is exactly why Onimusha: Way of the…
There is a lot to love about Onimusha: Way of the Sword. After waiting two decades for a proper mainline return, getting back into the shoes of a demon-slaying warrior in a corrupted Edo-period Kyoto should feel special. And when the combat clicks, it absolutely does. Musashi’s swordplay has that wonderfully aggressive rhythm where a…
If you have been following The Blood of Dawnwalker, you already know this is not exactly the kind of game that looks friendly toward handheld hardware. Rebel Wolves is going all-in on a dark, atmospheric open world built with Unreal Engine 5, complete with dense forests, detailed environments, dynamic lighting, large combat encounters, and a…
There is a lot to love about Wanderburg. The idea of driving a gigantic medieval fortress on wheels through a procedurally generated world, smashing settlements and turning destruction into actual progression is the kind of ridiculous game concept that immediately grabs my attention. After spending enough time with games that abuse physics, procedural generation, and…
Wanderburg is one of those PC games that looks deceptively simple until you actually start playing it. Randwerk’s rolling fortress concept is brilliant: you build a ridiculous medieval machine, push it across a hostile procedural world, and watch everything around you collapse under the weight of your increasingly overpowered creation. It has a fantastic gameplay…
If there is one thing that can turn a fantastic roguelike run into a rage-inducing mess, it is watching your smooth 60 FPS suddenly collapse into a slideshow. Wanderburg has a particularly nasty version of this problem. Everything feels great while your rolling fortress is relatively small, but once your castle starts looking like a…
If there is one thing that can ruin an otherwise fantastic roguelite run, it is watching your FPS slowly collapse just when your rolling fortress becomes truly ridiculous. Wanderburg has a brilliant concept: you build and control a gigantic medieval castle on wheels, roll through procedurally generated landscapes, tear apart settlements, collect resources, and fight…
The Blood of Dawnwalker throws players into a brutal dark fantasy world filled with vampires, plague, medieval politics, and dangerous supernatural powers. Rebel Wolves has built its debut RPG around a cinematic atmosphere and a massive Unreal Engine 5 presentation, and when everything works properly, the game can look absolutely spectacular. The problem? Modern Unreal…
