Warstride Challenges receives live multiplayer in major Early Access update today
The Cross of Vidar adds a new campaign with the first of two parts to Northgard today
Version 1.0 of Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator is out now on PC, Xbox, and Game Pass
Cities: Skylines takes to the Financial Districts for economic control in new DLC today
Tactical RPG The Last Spell will exit Early Access in Q1 2023 for PC, PlayStation, and Switch
Meet the Sisters of Battle today in new DLC for both Warhammer 40,000: Gladius – Relics of War and Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector
Master of Magic, the remake of the lauded turn-based 4X wizarding strategy game is out now
Come watch a boss fight from SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake, releasing January 31st onto PC and consoles
Return to Monkey Island Review
There’s a familiar old saying you’ve probably heard; “You can’t go home again.” Sure, you can always go back to a familiar place and see the familiar sights, but things won’t be quite as you remembered them, and that feeling of everything being just as it was will elude you. It’s an experience familiar to any of us who have lived long enough to venture out into the world and come back to a place where we spent any important formative time at, and it’s one Guybrush Threepwood is having to face in Return to Monkey Island. No so subtly, there’s a reflection of this in the very proposition of making yet another Monkey Island game in 2022, and that clearly is not lost on Monkey Island creator Ron Gilbert, who along with the other writers is delicately balancing what it means to retread territory they’ve not touched since the glory days of adventure gaming in 1991.