Tag: Action

Twice a Renegade doesn't reinvent Hunt: Showdown 1896, nor does it need to. Instead, it delivers one of the most grounded and thoughtfully designed cosmetic packs Crytek has released, wrapping excellent lore and understated military styling into a package that feels perfectly at home in Hunt's unforgiving world.

Bubsy has spent decades as gaming's favourite punchline, but this unlikely double feature proves there is still life left in the wisecracking bobcat. One part heartfelt museum, one part genuinely entertaining platformer, this is the strongest outing the franchise has ever enjoyed.

Whether you dream of scraping together enough credits to keep a struggling mercenary company alive or charging into battle as part of the fearsome Clan invasion, the MechWarrior 5 Franchise Bundle delivers the complete BattleTech experience. Few collections offer this much variety while remaining so deeply rooted in what makes giant robots feel truly colossal.

ARK: Dragontopia captures the thrill of becoming a true dragonrider with exhilarating aerial combat and excellent new traversal mechanics. Unfortunately, this ambitious expansion launches long before its world is ready, leaving players with an exciting glimpse of the future rather than a complete adventure.

Zaxoid captures the spirit of classic arcade shooters without becoming trapped by nostalgia. Beneath its colourful explosions and relentless alien assaults lies a surprisingly thoughtful blend of twin stick action, roguelite progression and planetary defence that keeps every run feeling fresh.

Lady Bug does not arrive with narrative ambitions in the modern sense, nor does it attempt to contextualise its action through character or lore....

T.R.A.G. Tactical Rescue Assault Group – Mission of Mercy is a fascinating time capsule of late 90s console design, blending fixed camera tension with anime driven action and character swapping systems that feel surprisingly fresh even today. This Console Archives release preserves its quirks while smoothing just enough edges to make it an easy recommendation for retro enthusiasts.

EMPULSE is a reminder that arena shooters do not need endless systems, battle passes or cluttered progression to feel alive. It is fast, vertical and unapologetically mechanical, built around movement so fluid it often feels like the only real rule is momentum.

Bacterium takes the simple concept of watching tiny organisms evolve and transforms it into a surprisingly absorbing sandbox of science and strategy. Beneath its minimalist presentation lies a rewarding simulation that encourages patience, experimentation and the joy of discovering unexpected outcomes.

A brilliant twist on the twin stick roguelite, HYPERWIRED transforms a simple charging cable into one of the smartest risk versus reward mechanics the genre has seen in years.