That was all for this entry in Numskull’s new publishing venture. Coming to PC, Switch, PlayStation and Xbox, the game is a fast-paced FPS where you take on the violent gangs of London, battling through procedurally generated levels. The game will be out for PS4 and Switch.Īnd finally we come to RICO London. Criminal organizations are taking residence inside abandoned structures throughout the city making schemes, taking hostages and becoming far too comfortable. Especially after finding out this title has a 50-dollar price tag This would be slightly easier to recommend if the price equaled to the experience. That’s alongside Brigadine – The Legend of Runersia, a sequel to the 1990s tactical RPG, where you’ll be looking to conquer the continent in the name of your chosen country. With a short and not a very enjoyable campaign and a lack of any incentives to keep the player engaged to keep playing afterword, RICO London is a tough game to recommend.

The game features classic hack & slash gameplay to go with pixel art from Henk Nieborg and music from Manami Matsumae.

It’s a two-fer in April, with 80s/90s retro-inspired Battle Axe coming to PC, Switch, PlayStation and Xbox. Here, in split screen, you take turns in kicking in doors and going in to provide cover fire, and because clearing a room only takes a few moments it’s a rollercoaster of adrenaline where you can freely experiment with team tactics. As you travel the Warring States, exiled princess Ji is looking for revenge on the clan that stole her father’s lands. RICO London is an accessible game to get into, and this also makes it a really fun local co-op game. Also coming to Switch and PlayStation 4, but in March, Bladed Fury is a 2D action game based on Chinese history and mytholgy.

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