Cynthia Wambui

1 day ago | gaming.net | Cynthia Wambui

11 Bit Studios has once again impressed with The Alters. The survival game is a good example of the Studio's trademark harsh tone. The game is characterized by constant pressure, emotional weight, and moral dilemmas. But this title stands out for its daring and experimental design, which adds a level of philosophical and psychological depth. The game dares to examine identity, decision, and consequence through a very intimate and frequently confusing lens, deviating from traditional survival rules.

2 days ago | gaming.net | Cynthia Wambui

The Blood of Dawnwalker is an upcoming vampire-themed dark fantasy action role-playing game. Set against the backdrop of history, the story unfolds in a fictional Gothic kingdom during the 14th century, a time of castles, knights, and ancient legends. Inspired by the lands and myths of Eastern Europe, the game invites players into a deep and mysterious world. Players will investigate dark woods, strange towns, and imposing castles in this game.

2 days ago | gaming.net | Cynthia Wambui

Jurassic World Evolution nailed something special. It wasn’t just about dinosaurs; it was about building a park where every decision mattered. Now, Jurassic World Evolution 3 is on the way, and the hype is real. The first two games gave players full control over massive dinosaur parks. One small mistake, like a broken fence or a poorly placed power line, could lead to total chaos. Players had to manage fences, staff, power, guest needs, and dinosaur behavior all at once.

2 days ago | gaming.net | Cynthia Wambui

Welcome to the chaotic Mario Kart World. There’s a wild ride ahead, no matter if you are here nostalgically or for the intense competition. Chances are, during the first few races, you’ll realize real quick that Mario Kart World isn’t just about mashing buttons and tossing shells. So you fired up, picked your favorite character, and crashed straight into a banana peel on Lap 1, worry not.

3 days ago | gaming.net | Cynthia Wambui

After years of silence, Code Vein 2 is finally real. Bandai Namco dropped the first official look during Summer Game Fest 2025, and what we saw was nothing like the original. This isn’t just a direct sequel; it feels more like a full reimagining of what Code Vein was trying to be in the first place. Gone is the slower, Souls-inspired structure with tight corridors and reused assets. In its place? Faster movement, flashier combat, a mysterious new world, and of course, time travel.