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I’ve been playing a bit of Two Point Museum: Zooseum over the past week, and I have to say that I’m really impressed with what the Two Point Studios team has been doing. Between this DLC release and Fantasy Finds, this is such a fantastic package and is so worth the price you will pay for entry. Zooseum does a lot of different things with this release, which some people are going to dislike, but I think most people will…

Cyber Rats is a roguelite survival horror game that puts you in the tiny paws of a genetically engineered rat trapped inside an AI-controlled test facility. The concept sounds bizarre, but that’s part of its charm. Outpost Games has created a tense, unsettling experience where your only goal is to escape a constantly shifting maze—or die trying. And trust me, you’ll die a lot. The game thrives on unpredictability. Every maze is procedurally generated, so no two runs feel the…

Dream Garden is a cozy sandbox simulation that feels like a breath of fresh air. Developed by Campfire Studio, it’s not about winning or grinding—it’s about slowing down and creating something beautiful. The game invites you to design miniature Japanese-inspired gardens, offering a space where creativity and relaxation take center stage. From the moment you start, you’re given a blank canvas and the freedom to shape it however you like. The terrain editor is simple yet powerful, letting you sculpt…

Kingdomino started as an award-winning board game by Bruno Cathala back in 2016, and now it’s available on Steam as a digital adaptation. The concept is simple yet clever: you draft domino-like tiles to build your own kingdom, trying to score the most points by matching terrains and placing crowns strategically. The question is—does the digital version capture the charm and depth of the original tabletop experience? The good news is that the core mechanics translate beautifully. You pick tiles…

When Lies of P first arrived, it felt like a bold statement: a studio outside of FromSoftware attempting to craft a Soulslike that could stand shoulder to shoulder with the genre’s titans. What we got was more than just a competent homage—it was a game with its own voice, its own identity, and a willingness to take risks. Now, with the release of the Overture DLC, Round8 Studio has doubled down on its vision, expanding the world of Krat and…

Do you like puzzle games? Are you looking for something a bit more unique than the average block puzzle game? Viewfinder might just be what you’re looking for! Here’s our review of Viewfinder for the Nintendo Switch. Viewfinder is a unique puzzle game where you’ll find pictures and make them into reality. The story seems a bit mysterious at first, with you playing as someone in first person mode who is talking to an unseen woman who is giving your…

Two Point Studios and SEGA Europe are about to unleash the wild side of Two Point County with Two Point Museum: Zooseum, the biggest and most ambitious expansion yet for the hit museum-building sim. The new DLC arrives on December 2 for Steam, Epic Games, Xbox, and PlayStation, with a Nintendo Switch 2 release planned for 2026. If you can’t wait until launch day, there’s good news: the Free Taster Content is available right now on Steam, Epic Games, Xbox,…

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 arrives with the weight of enormous expectations. Released on November 14, 2025, this latest entry in Treyarch’s iconic sub-series promises a sprawling package across its three pillars: Campaign, Multiplayer, and Zombies. It’s a game that tries to honor its roots while pushing boundaries—but the results are uneven. Some parts soar, others stumble, and the overall experience feels like a tug-of-war between brilliance and bafflement. If you’re buying Black Ops 7 for its story, brace…

A quick, easy rundown of five great picks from 2K — perfect for holiday shopping, birthdays, or treating the gamer in your life (even if that’s you). Mafia: The Old Country If they love crime dramas, period pieces, or anything with a “Godfather” vibe, this is a standout choice. Mafia: The Old Country drops players into early-1900s Sicily, following Enzo Favara as he gets pulled deeper into the Torrisi crime family. It’s stylish, story-driven, and feels like playing through a…

When Hangar 13 announced Mafia: The Old Country, fans of the franchise were curious—and maybe a little skeptical. After all, the Mafia series has always walked a fine line between cinematic storytelling and open-world ambition. This latest entry takes a bold step back from sprawling maps and endless side quests, instead delivering a tightly focused, narrative-driven experience set in the rugged hills of early 1900s Sicily. It’s a gamble, but one that pays off in ways that feel refreshing, even…