Rooftops & Alleys is a new indie parkour game that seems to run out of ideas too early on. Read our review here!

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Yakuza 0 Director's Cut is one of the biggest third party launch titles for Nintendo Switch 2, with new cut scenes and a ...

Seemingly out of nowhere, a Chinese publisher and developer have dropped a trailer for their first AAA game, and by heck, it looks spectacular! The game in question is called Blood Message, and below ...

I’ve written about Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty here on Gaming Respawn before and consider it one of my favourite games of all time. I recently decided to go back to it and try doing a ...

On Friday 18th August, the Mortal Kombat 1 (MK1) beta released for those who pre-ordered the title. Everything showcased thus far has me hooked, so it was necessary for me to experience what’s on ...

The Bridge Curse found a place on Netflix in February 2020, just before the world fell victim to the COVID-19 pandemic. The horror film, based in Taiwan, China, was met with very mixed reviews and ...

Three action-packed games are free to play for Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members. Leading the charge is Blizzard Entertainment’s massively popular multiplayer FPS, Overwatch. This ...

Upon first impression, 2022 looked to be an all-time great year for video games! Following the stagnated release schedules of 2020 and 2021, 2022 could’ve possessed an abundance of sublime titles, ...

The online gaming industry has seen a significant uptick in users due to its technological advancements over the years. Now, gamers from all walks of life are becoming immersed in video game cultures ...

Over the past decade, zombie survival games have continued to grow in popularity as gamers look to test their skills against the undead. With immersive storylines and intense gameplay, zombie games ...

Asian horror has a certain edge to it that makes it often appealing to Western audiences. Maybe it points to a certain mastery of the genre, or perhaps the attraction lies in the difference between ...