Daniel Daniel

2 weeks ago | keengamer.com | Daniel Daniel |Alan Wake |Daniel Levitt

I’ve been a fan of physical game shows like Total Wipeout and Takeshi’s Castle for years. This is the same with the Horror genre of video games. Now, Finding Frankie attempts to mix the excitement of these game shows but with an intense horror story featuring killer mascots. Developers SUPERLOU Games invite you to a terrifyingly twisted parkour show that may or not have gone terribly wrong. You’ll spend your time traversing through numerous obstacle courses and small deadly minigames.

3 weeks ago | keengamer.com | Daniel Daniel |Alan Wake |Daniel Levitt

Con el comienzo de la primavera, estamos de vuelta con otra ronda de lanzamientos de videojuegos. Marzo tuvo muchos juegos nuevos en los que hincar el diente y ahora que estamos en Abril, el festín continúa. En Abril tenemos algunas nuevas IP muy esperadas, algunos exclusivos de consola, algunos ports y unos cuantos indies. Basta de mis divagaciones, vayamos al grano, les mostraremos nuestras recomendaciones para Abril (2025).

3 weeks ago | keengamer.com | Daniel Daniel |Alan Wake |Daniel Levitt

En 2019, el estudio de juegos ucraniano, Frogwares, lanzó su juego de detectives lovecraftiano, The Sinking City. Después de algunos DLC, un discurso controvertido con su editor y una exitosa campaña de kickstarter, han anunciado una remasterización para el juego. The Sinking City Remastered pasará a Unreal Engine 5 próximamente.

3 weeks ago | keengamer.com | Daniel Daniel |Alan Wake |Daniel Levitt

Back in 2019 the Ukrainian game studio, Frogwares released their Lovecraftian detective game, The Sinking City. After some DLC, some controversial discourse with their publisher, and a successful Kickstarter campaign, they’ve now announced a remaster for the game. The Sinking City Remaster is jumping over to Unreal Engine 5 sometime in the future.

4 weeks ago | keengamer.com | Daniel Daniel |Alan Wake |Daniel Levitt

Coming into Spring now, we’re back for another round of video game releases. March had plenty of new games to sink our teeth in and now that we’re in April, the feast continues. In April we have some highly anticipated new IPs, some console exclusives, some ports and a few indies. Enough of my rambling, let us get down to business and show you are recommendations for April (2025).