Category: Gamescom 2015

Since Microsoft announced Xbox One backwards compatibility for some Xbox 360 games at E3, new and interesting features are now coming into play to make the software experience more appealing for current owners.

Right after EITR, we were sent to the Enter the Gungeon booth, also distributed by Cosmocover as an indie production. This time, however, we were treated to a sort of "beat 'em all" arcade shooter, typically dungeon crawler, with…

Destiny has been one of the most acclaimed first-person shooters of recent years, not so much for its quality but for its shortcomings in certain elements typical of a review. Indeed, few users…

A few weeks ago, we delighted you with a second review of the most bizarre Japanese-style dating simulator ever. In short, the friendly pigeons of St. Columba's Academy are back for a second installment that further changes...

Among the many indie games present at Gamescom, EITR certainly caught our attention. An action RPG with dungeon crawler elements, EITR is a very unique title that aims to convey a dark atmosphere from the Dark…

This year's Ubisoft booth featured not only Assassin's Creed and Rainbow Six, but also some more experimental and interesting productions. Eagle Eye, a proof of concept shown by Ubisoft Montreal, is a project to demonstrate the application of virtual reality in…