Richard Seagrave

4 days ago | gamespew.com | Richard Seagrave

With a new Onimusha game on its way sometime next year, Capcom is soon treating us to another remaster of an entry in the series’ back catalogue. The updated version of Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny launches 23rd May on PC and consoles, and like Onimusha: Warlords before it, players can expect lots of Oni-killing fun. Though it has to be said that Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny feels quite different to its predecessor in numerous ways.

4 days ago | gamespew.com | Richard Seagrave

People often get confused over the difference between a remake and a remaster, and the surprise release of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered will no doubt blur the lines even further. You only need to look at screenshots to get the impression that it’s a full-on remake, what with it looking so spectacular. But then you hear about other additions and changes and you have to feel like Bethesda is underselling this release.

4 days ago | gamespew.com | Richard Seagrave

More than two decades after its original release, Benoît Sokal’s Amerzone – The Explorer’s Legacy has been remade for modern audiences. Though in truth, beyond some tweaks and dramatically upgraded visuals, not much has actually changed here. And so, while some will revel in a new puzzle game to make their way through, others might simply find it a little old-fashioned. Originally released in 1999, Amerzone – The Explorer’s Legacy is an adventure puzzle game similar to games such as Myst.

4 days ago | gamespew.com | Richard Seagrave

Out now on PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC, Steel Seed is yet another game that invites players to a dark sci-fi world where humanity is on the brink of extinction. What might draw you into this futuristic jaunt developed by Storm in a Teacup, however, is the fact that it promises intense action-adventure gameplay with combat and parkour elements. Ultimately, it’s likely its downfall.

5 days ago | gamespew.com | Richard Seagrave

Considering the volume of Fatal Fury games released in the 90s, and how well they were generally received, it’s somewhat incredulous that we’ve gone more than two decades without a new release. But that’s now rectified with Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, a 2.5D fighting game that will be mostly appreciated by fans of the series but is also rather welcoming to all.