Journey to the Savage Planet is a much more relaxed game than its title would suggest. Few alien creatures go out of their way to strike you down without aggravation, and entire subsets love you. Like, a lot. It’s too bad you’ll have to splatter their green guts all over …
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Hideo Kojima’s strange and mysterious Death Stranding finally hits retail with its big Hollywood cast in tow. Guess what? It’s excellent. The Death Stranding Kojima Productions started out as an off-shoot of Konami, but we all know the story (or the surface of it, at least) after that. Hideo Kojima …
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Alawar Studios brings us a sequel to their 2016 hit ‘Beholder‘ with the new ‘Beholder 2‘. We here at Brutalgamer wanted to dive in and have a go at the new release. While last time you were the landlord, this time you are a government employee. Here is our review …
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When it was originally announced that two new games from the H.P. Lovecraft and his Cthulhu mythos were on the way, I was as pumped as anyone. The second of these titles, The Sinking City, delivers on the detective game play players want while constructing an engrossing narrative in a …
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It feels like the announcement for the newest Mortal Kombat came shortly after support for NetherRealm Studio’s last game, Injustice 2 ceased. Months later, we are treated to another excellent fighter from the veteran studio.
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Call of Cthulhu is an interesting game, one which takes multiple genres of gameplay and mashes in the lore of the Cthulhu mythos. The result is one of my favorite games of the year.
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The year is 1899, and the wild west is dying. So begins the opening narrative of Red Dead Redemption 2. The sprawling, open-world cowboy adventure takes 12 years before Red Dead 1, and in the decade following the events of the narrative unrelated Red Dead Revolver. The world is …
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Insomniac delivers a comic book classic. The PS4 exclusive Spider-Man is a mighty impressive stroll through a fresh take on the Web-Head.
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EVERSPACE may, in fact, be the most hidden of gems.
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Dragon’s Crown is back and it is now bigger and better than before. Redefined artwork, 4k compatibility, and new music, is Dragon’s Crown Pro worth it? Hell yes.
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One of the best games of the current generation has arrived in God of War. Does the much anticipated release live up to the hype of a beloved franchise taking up a new direction?
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A Way Out offers gamers something that really no other game out there does; a prison break. The new game, published by EA, also promises an all new cooperative experience. But does “A Way Out” live up to the standard set by its impressive debut at E3 2017?
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Numantia is a turn based strategy game which landed somewhat quietly on digital storefronts in October.
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Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth is a Visual Novel with some Strategy Role Playing Game elements. That can’t go the other way around and is an important fact when considering to play this game.
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Build your own metropolis in the PS4 version of Cities: Skylines.
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It can be safely said that the “Uncharted” series will be just fine without Nathan Drake. When it was announced the DLC for “Uncharted 4” had evolved into its own offshoot title starring longtime side character Chloe Frasier and newcomer Nadine Ross, some were skeptical about how well the series …
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