Tag Archives: Modus Games

Coming to Early Access this spring, Modus Games’ free-to-play football title now has its first full-length look. Check out Maximum Football.

If you’ve been itching to dive back into the world of Teslagrad, your moment is almost here. Teslagrad 2 is set to offer up a demo next month.

Well if you’re looking for a drop-dead beautiful game, and you dig Metroidvania’s, you really should take a look at Modus’ Afterimage.

A hybrid of rhythm-gaming and fighting, God of Rock is one of the more interesting titles coming up. And now we know it’s set to rock out this April.

Just in time of the the Holidays, comes Kukoos: Lost Pets. The game is aimed at a younger audience, but looks like it might be fun for any genre fan.

The just-released action title Soulstice is getting bigger and badder for digital-fans, as the bonus-filled Deluxe hits Xbox Series X|S and PS5.

Like a playable 70s grindhouse flick, Modus and Jasozz Games’ Cultic revels in it’s retro themes, and is a blood-gushing, head-popping good time.

The dead will rise… from Germany. Modus Games will team with German developer 314 Arts to bring the undead blaster Projekt Z to consoles and PC.

Last year’s disturbing trip through the minds of the mad arrives on the Nintendo Switch, with Modus Games’ and We Create Stuff’s In Sound Mind.

At long last, the Soulstice has arrived. Take control of sisters Briar and Lute in Modus Games gorgeous looking hack and slash, out now.

Briar and Lute head into action against the villainous Arrowhead in this new look at Soulstice, as the game’s PC demo lands on Steam.

You know what’s pretty novel? Taking rhythm and fighting games, and fusing them together, which is exactly what the new God of Rock does.

Bright, colorful, and downright family-friendly, Kukoos – Lost Pets is looking like a heck of a fun time for the younger set (and probably anyone else too).

Modus Games’ newest is looking like a bit of a departure for the action genre. The “dual-combat-focused action title” Soulstice is coming in 2023.

Modus Games and Reply Game Studio’s Soulstice sets a pair of sisters against a world filled with ghastly horrors. The catch? One of them is dead.