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(The Incredible Adventures Of) Van Helsing: Final Cut is a gorgeous looking Diablo-esque dungeon crawler that combines the content of all three of the critically acclaimed previously released Van Helsing games into one big, beautiful, revamped edition with over 50 hours of gameplay.
The original Van Helsing games were a surprise hit on release, with over one million sales worldwide – and rightly so … Read More
A Quiver Of Crows is a fast paced bird-based twin-stick shoot em up set in a stylish silhouetted world cursed by demons and ghouls.
Playable in single player or co-op multiplayer, A Quiver Of Crows blends side scrolling action with the free range motion of dual stick shooters to create an intense and unique shoot-em-up experience. In it’s shadowy world there’s a wide range of … Read More
Shoppy Mart is a fun-filled game that we first featured in February, in which you get to do one of the most soul-crushing jobs imaginable – being a cashier at your local supermarket.
Thankfully the gameplay is far more fun than the real-life job thanks to Shoppy Mart‘s charming art style and great sense of humor. Each day with you’re tasked with greeting … Read More
Battleborn is a great looking new first person ‘hero shooter’ from Gearbox Software (creators of the Borderlands series) that blends fast, fluid FPS gameplay with MOBA-esque features such as in-match levelling and 25 diverse playable characters.
Even though Battleborn is aimed towards online multiplayer play, it will feature a full story mode campaign which can be played in single player, split-screen co-op or online co-op. … Read More
Masochisia is a deliciously dark and disturbing point and click horror adventure we first covered way back when it was in Alpha, in which you play a clinically insane boy with an even more insane family.
You play a young boy who has “Extensive psychological abnormalities with a genetic predisposition to sadomasochistic tendencies.” This is probably largely due to your upbringing, as your mentally … Read More