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Gang of Frogs Is a Roguelite Co-Op Shooter With a Lot of Promise [Hands-On Preview]
The Best War Games got to spend an hour or so with Aska Studios' debut title Gang of Frogs, a roguelite co-op shooter that has a lot of potential.
Island of Winds Is an Adventure Game That Embraces Icelandic Folklore [Hands-On Preview]
The Best War Games had the opportunity to play Island of Winds, Parity Games' adventure title that revolves around authentic Icelandic folklore.
Walk of Life Is a Competitive Life Sim With a Killer Sense of Humor [Hands-On Preview]
The Best War Games recently tried out Porcelain Fortress' competitive life sim Walk of Life, and its frantic energy and irreverent humor proved intriguing.
Interview: EVE Online Veterans Give Advice to New Players
The Best War Games recently spoke with some long-time EVE Online players who all shared some key advice for any players jumping into EVE for the first time.
Spiritfall Review
Gentle Giant's debut title Spiritfall has just come to consoles, and it's certainly worth playing this fast-paced roguelike with a unique hook.
Interview: CCP Games Community Manager Talks Transparency and EVE's Onboarding Process
The Best War Games spoke with CCP Community Manager Peter Farrell, who went in-depth on how important the community is to EVE Online's new player experience.
Interview: Porcelain Fortress Founder Details Walk of Life's Development
The Best War Games spoke with Porcelain Fortress' Björn Elíeser Jónsson, who gave an overview of the studio's upcoming competitive life-sim, Walk of Life.
Interview: CCP Games CEO Talks The New Player Experience and The Future of The EVE Online Universe
The Best War Games recently spoke with CCP Games CEO Hilmar Veigar Pétursson, who discussed the future of EVE Online's universe and the new player experience.
Interview: Vitar Games CEO Details The Studio's Formation and its WW1 Strategy Game
The Best War Games recently spoke with Vitar Games founder and CEO Baldvin Albertsson, who shed more light on the studio's upcoming WW1 strategy game Dig In.
How Dig In is Innovating on the WW1 Strategy Genre [Hands-On Preview]
The Best War Games recently had the opportunity to try out Dig In, an innovative WW1 strategy-management game from Icelandic studio Vitar Games.
"On The Cusp of Greatness" - 6 Games That Are Defining the Future of the Icelandic Game Industry
Iceland is still a relative newcomer in the video game landscape, but the IGI has a very promising set of games currently in development.
Interview: Blades of Fire's Art Director Talks 80s Inspirations and Creating a Brutal Fantasy World
The Best War Games speaks with Blades of Fire Art Director Arturo Serrano about his biggest inspirations and his role in forging the game's dark fantasy world.
Interview: Blades of Fire's Lead Game Designer Discusses The Importance of Weapons and Unconventional Controls
The Best War Games speaks with Blades of Fire Lead Designer Joan Amat about the Soulslike's unconventional control scheme, and the importance of weapons.
Interview: Blades of Fire's Director and Composer Discuss Their 24-Year-Long Collaboration
The Best War Games speaks with Enric Alvarez and Oscar Araujo, Blades of Fire's Director-Composer duo who have been working together since 2001.
Blades of Fire Hands-On Preview: Forging a Distinct Identity in a Crowded Market
The Best War Games recently visited MercurySteam to play Blades of Fire, a truly special Soulslike that marches to the beat of its own drum.
Xbox Game Pass New Games for May 2025 Wish List
Xbox Game Pass has just had one of its best months, and though May is already shaping up to be another all-timer, a few more hits wouldn't go amiss.
South of Midnight Should Be The Next Participant in a New Xbox Trend
South of Midnight may not be a perfect game, but its story is certainly one worth sharing, and Xbox's new strategy can spread that story far and wide.
The Unwritten Rules of South of Midnight Explained
South of Midnight is a pretty accessible game already, but there are still a few unwritten rules that could help new players make the most of it.
Once Upon a Puppet Review
Once Upon a Puppet is an indie 2.5D puzzle-platformer with a lot of charm, but not a whole lot of substance.
South of Midnight: Huggin Molly's Story Tackles Some Serious Subject Matter
South of Midnight is home to a handful of terrifying bosses, but there's much more than meets the eye to the seemingly monstrous Huggin Molly.