Puzzler Creaks its way to a Super Rare Games Physical Edition
Super Rare Games has yet another treat for physical game fanatics with the eerie puzzler knows as Creaks. From the creators of Machinarium and Happy Game, Creaks takes you through a creepy abode, challenging you with immersive puzzles around every corner.
As usual, this physical edition comes with all the current content on its cart, a full-colour manual, interior artwork, an exclusive sticker, and three trading cards randomly selected from the five-card set. Preorders for the 5000 copy edition will go live at Super Rare Games from 6pm on the 4th March 2021.
Check out the full trailer below and the press release after the break!
Review: Glyph
Released earlier this year, Glyph is a unique take on puzzle-platformers. The developer has created this game with the mantra “Easy to learn, but hard to master”. Albeit a very crowded and competitive genre, read our review to find out what we think of Bolverk Games’ debut on the Nintendo Switch.
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Pivotal Moments in Pokémon History
With the 25th anniversary fast approaching, we are taking a deep dive through Pokémon history, looking at some of the biggest decisions made in the mainline games that have had a lasting impact. In this article, we will look at everything from the original release of Pokémon Red and Green in Japan, all the way to Pokémon Sword and Shield in 2019.
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The Legend of Zelda – Every Journey Has a Beginning
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Nintendo Direct – 17th February 2021
It would be fair to say that a new Nintendo Direct has been a long-time coming, with it being a whole five hundred and thirty days since the last full-sized Nintendo Direct took place, a Direct which showed off games such as Pokémon Sword and Shield, Luigi’s Mansion 3 and Xenoblade Chronicles Remastered. Yes, it’s really been that long! Nintendo Direct Mini’s and Partner/Indie showcases have gone some way to keeping fans ticking over, but with this year’s release schedule looking incredibly threadbare it was time to see what Nintendo have in store for Switch owners in the first half of 2021, along with a few possible surprises further down the road. Read on for some of the biggest announcements from last night’s Direct.
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February 2021 Nintendo Direct – Live Stream
It’s been a while since we had a proper one of these. That’s right, the first mainline Nintendo Direct since 2019 is just about here and you can check out the fifty minute presentation below from 10pm GMT.
We already know Nintendo will be announcing the next new fighter in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, but what other pixely delights can satisfy our ever-growing hunger? Find out tonight and expect our full summary of the video a little bit after!