Double Dragon Revive – A Fighting Legend Returns

The series that pioneered the fighting game genre returns with a fresh new twist! Double Dragon Revive is a modern reimagining of the 1987 classic – dynamic, impressive, and energetic.

Return to a World of Chaos

Fifteen years after a nuclear war, the world has descended into violence. Terror has reigned in a coastal colony controlled by the Shadow Warriors gang. In this brutal world, brothers Billy and Jimmy Lee, masters of the Sosetsuken, fight to uncover the truth behind the attack on their dojo and restore justice.

Key Game Features:

Modern 3D graphics with a retro feel
Iconic characters, enemies, and environments return with polished, detailed visuals that capture the spirit of the original.

Classic beat ’em up gameplay.
A simple, intuitive combat system combines classic fighting game dynamics with modern fluidity and precision control.

Tactical action and strategic combat
Observe enemy movements, plan attacks, and utilise environmental elements. Utilise weapons, counterattacks, and learn new combat techniques to maintain your advantage.

Retro spirit, contemporary execution
Developed by the specialists at Arc System Works, they have respectfully revived the classic, maintaining balance, style, and the feel of old arcades.

Memorable battles and diverse levels
Exciting boss fights, new locations, and intense stages await you, making each battle unique.

Double Dragon Revive is the return of a legend in top form—with refreshed graphics, refined mechanics, and a classic atmosphere that attracts both seasoned players and newcomers. Prepare to return to a world where every blow counts, and the Lee brothers prove once again that a true legend never loses its power.

The Deluxe Edition of Double Dragon: Revive also includes:

• Steelbook
• original digital soundtrack
• printed and digital artbook
• poster
• character cards
• 2 additional skins

Number of players: 1-2

Age rating: 12

Bad language: Yes

Sexual elements: Yes

In Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, we enter a tension-filled world where the fate of Hayabusa Village rests on the shoulders of a new hero. The renowned warrior Ryu Hayabusa leaves Japan to fulfill his father’s final wish, and during his absence, the barrier between humans and demons shatters.

As a result, the village is attacked by dark forces.

The player takes on the role of Kenji Mozu, a young ninja who stands up to the threat. Over time, he is joined by Kumori, a mysterious warrior from a rival clan — their bond marks the beginning of a new chapter in the battle between light and darkness.

Game type:

Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound is a fast-paced 2D action game that blends classic gameplay elements from the early Ninja Gaiden titles with a modern approach to combat and control. It features a retro-inspired aesthetic paired with smooth animations and demanding mechanics that require adapting to each enemy.

How to play:

In Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, the action unfolds from a side-scrolling perspective. As you progress through levels, you’ll jump across platforms, avoid traps, and face off against enemies. The main character wields a katana. Some foes require special techniques to defeat — once taken down, Kenji can enter a “hypercharged” mode, allowing him to eliminate enemies with a single strike.

Kenji has a wide range of moves: he can deflect projectiles, air dash, climb surfaces, and perform the stylish “Guillotine Boost”, bouncing off enemies or attacks with an added hit. At the end of each stage, the player receives a score based on performance.

Later in the game, you’ll gain control of Kumori, who specializes in ranged combat and can teleport short distances. She opens access to a demonic dimension, where players must solve timed platforming challenges to uncover hidden paths. Throughout the game, collecting Ki allows players to summon powerful weapons, boosting their combat potential.

Ready? This is 2D action game classic reborn with modern mechanics!

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 16

Violence: Yes

The Thing: Remastered is a direct continuation of the cult 1980s horror classic, now returning in a remastered version that breathes new life into the story thanks to modern visuals – featuring dynamic lighting, realistic shadows and textures, and 4K resolution.

The story unfolds at a remote, ice-covered research station in Antarctica, where all communication has suddenly gone silent. A concerned U.S. rescue team is sent to the facility to uncover the cause of what happened. You take on the role of the special unit’s captain – J.F. Blake.

What seems like a simple mission – arrive, investigate, report – quickly proves deceptive. It soon becomes clear that an anomaly is responsible for the scientists’ disappearance: unidentified lifeforms. In many cases, their presence first manifests as seemingly harmless infections in humans, who eventually lose all resemblance to their former selves…

Tension rapidly spirals into paranoia – it becomes impossible to tell who’s still human and who isn’t.

Game type:

The Thing: Remastered is an updated version of an action game with strong survival horror elements. Played from a third-person perspective, it focuses on enemy encounters and team management. Leading your squad isn’t easy when trust starts to waver and the rescue mission begins to feel more like a desperate struggle for survival.

How to play:

You command a team of up to four specialists – soldiers, medics, and engineers. You can issue basic orders, assign tasks, and use each member’s skills depending on the situation.

Weapons? There’s plenty to choose from – pistols, rifles, grenades, and even a flashy flamethrower.

The threat isn’t always visible – some of your teammates may be infected. Regular testing helps reveal the truth, but excessive suspicion can lower trust.

The squad reacts to stress – fear and uncertainty can lead to panic, refusal to cooperate, or even hostility. In The Thing, these conditions are part of everyday life – so stress management will come in handy.

The cold is another danger – staying out in the freezing weather for too long drains your health. Find warm spots or risk freezing to death.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 18

Violence: Yes

Imagine the world after the end of the world. Only not the one we are used to in the movies. Here, the catastrophe was quiet, strange – and connected the living with the dead in a way that changed the whole reality. The landscape of the United States is now a mosaic of abandoned settlements and hostile wastelands. People live in isolation because every death of a person can end tragically for the rest. A body that is not burned can… explode.
In these conditions, Sam Porter has a mission: to travel the country and deliver packages to villages separated from each other.

Game type:

Death Stranding: Director’s Cut is a third-person action-adventure game with an open world, combining elements of simulation, stealth and light survival. It is not a classic shooter or RPG – it is a title focused on exploration, cargo management and route planning. The Director’s Cut version expands on the original game with additional content, technical improvements and new mechanics, thanks to which the game becomes more accessible and fluid.

How to play:

Your mission? Deliver cargo from point A to point B. Easy? Only on paper. Every kilogram on your back matters. As Sam Porter, you must not only plan a route and choose the right equipment (such as exoskeletons, vehicles or gadgets that aid balance) but also take care of the condition of packages exposed to destruction by enemies and weather conditions, especially the so-called temporal rain.

Enemies are divided into two main types: bandits hunting for packages (so-called mules) and supernatural beings (the BTs), contact with which can have serious consequences.

You can fight, you can sneak. You can even die – but the game does not end then, it only takes you to a place between worlds, from where you can return. Sounds strange? And that’s the point.

During the game, the player also builds infrastructure: bridges, ladders, transport lines and other objects supporting both him and other players. Importantly – although it is a single-player game, there is a so-called asynchronous multiplayer: structures and objects left by other players can appear in your world, making the game easier (or more difficult).

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 18

Bad language: Yes

Violence: Yes