Tag: 1990s

Goal! Two is football in its formative digital years—awkward at times, inventive at others, and undeniably sincere in its attempt to capture the world’s game.

A technically intriguing shooter with moments of promise, but held back by inconsistency, repetition, and a lack of refinement.

A smart, stylish, and highly original fusion of football management and deckbuilding strategy that captures the spirit of retro English football while delivering deep, engaging tactical systems—held back only slightly by occasional randomness and streamlined managerial depth.

A stylish, high-octane racer that fuses speed and combat into chaotic bursts of brilliance, even if its bold ideas don’t always come together cleanly.

Bulb Boy 2: Jar of Despair delivers another dose of surreal cartoon horror, blending grotesque visuals with clever point-and-click puzzles. Short but memorably weird, it proves that Bulb Boy’s bizarre world still has plenty of twisted charm left to explore.

Horror Tale 3: The Witch expands the eerie mystery of Lakewitch with larger locations, tougher puzzles, and the terrifying presence of Wanda. Building on the foundations of Horror Tale 1: Kidnapper and Horror Tale 2: Samantha, this tense third chapter deepens the series’ story while setting the stage for what comes next.

A tense suburban stealth horror wrapped in a sharp 4K upgrade—Horror Tale 2: Remaster proves that sometimes the scariest place to hide is home.

A gritty FMV relic reborn in crisp 4K—Prize Fighter: Heavyweight Edition proves that sometimes the old-school slugfests still have a little fight left in them.