Star Wars™: Dark Forces Remaster is a production by Nightdive Studios—a full-fledged remaster built on the proprietary KEX Engine. Both new and returning players will find enhanced gameplay, high-resolution textures, improved lighting and rendering, as well as full gamepad support in Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster.
The original Star Wars: Dark Forces, released in 1995, raised the bar for FPS games by offering a high level of interactivity and freedom of movement, a wide selection of items and power-ups, and engaging locations.
In this first FPS set in the Star Wars universe, players take on the role of Kyle Katarn—a mercenary who has defected from the Galactic Empire. Katarn joins the Rebel Alliance’s covert operations unit, tasked with infiltrating the Empire and uncovering the truth behind the secret Dark Trooper project. If Katarn and the Rebel Alliance fail to act, the Empire will develop a powerful new line of battle droids and armored stormtroopers, further strengthening its grip on the galaxy.
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Number of players: 1
Age rating: 12
Violence: Yes
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In The Karate Kid: Street Rumble, players embark on a journey through key locations from the first three films of The Karate Kid series from the 1980s. Taking on the roles of characters such as Daniel LaRusso, Mr. Miyagi, Ali Mills and Kumiko, they face opponents such as Johnny Lawrence, John Kreese and Terry Silver, whose goal is to take control of Miyagi-Do Karate. The game, created in a retro style, provides dynamic beat ’em up clashes.
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This is a classic beat ’em up brawler where players fight hordes of enemies in a 2D environment. The Karate Kid: Street Rumble harks back to 16-bit retro games, offering players a nostalgic experience with simple but addictive fighting mechanics. The game consists of 12 levels, themed around important events and locations from the films, such as West Valley High, the Cobra Kai Dojo and the famous Topanga Beach. It is possible to play solo or in cooperative mode for up to four people.
How to play:
Players traverse levels, eliminating opponents using a simple and intuitive combat system based on karate moves. Each character has individual skills and fighting style that can be developed during the game. An important element is special attacks that require charging the power bar – they can be used to quickly eliminate enemies or act as defense.
Number of players: 1-4
Age rating: 12
Violence: Yes
Alan Wake 2 is a sequel to the survival horror game that takes us back to the mysterious Bright Falls, a town in the northwestern United States. In this installment, we control two characters: Alan Wake and FBI agent Saga Anderson. Saga, an expert on unsolved cases, is sent to Bright Falls to solve the mystery of a series of brutal ritual murders. There, she comes across pages from the lost book of Alan Wake, who has been trapped in the supernatural Lair of Darkness for years. When their fates intertwine, they must face the unknown forces that plague the town and try to destroy the world around them.
Game type:
Alan Wake 2 is a third-person survival horror game. Players experience tension and horror, in which exploration and solving puzzles take center stage, and combat takes a back seat. However, despite the reduced emphasis on action compared to previous installments, there is no shortage of skirmishes with enemies.
How to play:
In the game, you play as two different characters, each with unique abilities and missions to complete. We travel through various locations, from the picturesque but dark Bright Falls, to the abandoned town of Watery and the disturbing Lair of Darkness, which is a distorted reflection of New York. During the game, we encounter both puzzles that must be solved and enemies that we defeat, using light as a key element in combat. Light weakens the enemy, then the player can eliminate him using traditional weapons.
Saga Anderson’s character can transport herself to a “mind space” that allows her to analyze evidence, plan her next steps, and modify her equipment, adding an additional level of strategic depth.
Number of players: 1
Age rating: 18
Bad language: Yes
Violence: Yes
Slave Zero X takes us to the distant future where Megacity S1-9, a futuristic city, is under the despotic rule of Sovereign Khan. This tyrant plans to use biological machines known as Slaves for his ruthless conquest. The main character is Shou, a member of the Guardians, a group of warriors. Shou steals a prototype biomech to confront Khan with his own weapon and liberate the city from his rule.
Game type:
Slave Zero X is a 2.5D action platform game, a prequel to the game Slave Zero released in 1999. The game takes a sideways perspective and combines intense combat with platform elements, offering a dynamic and exciting science-fiction experience.
How to play:
The game shows the action from a side view, taking the players through the various locations of Megacity S1-9. Our goal mission is to eliminate enemies – from ordinary opponents to powerful bosses.
During the fast combat, we use melee weapons and explosives creating spectacular attack combinations. Character skills can be improved in a special training room, which allows you to develop more advanced fighting techniques. The game is based on a story campaign, but in addition, the player can take part in a set of challenges that are created gradually.
Number of players: 1
Age rating: 16
Violence: Yes
Minecraft is a game that begins in the realm of your imagination. You can build almost anything you want using unlimited resources, or embark on grand adventures by exploring mysterious lands and your own vast worlds in Survival Mode. Do you prefer to avoid monsters, or craft tools, armor, and weapons to face them head-on?
Game type:
Minecraft with the Starter Pack offers a variety of gameplay modes, allowing you to build and explore on your own or adventure together with friends. You can explore and create in creative mode where there are no limits, or face the challenges of survival in lands full of secrets. In Minecraft, we can observe the action from different perspectives, where we have full control over the view. You can play locally or join an online server. There are also multiplayer servers that have been running for years, offering rich community-driven experiences.
How to play:
In Minecraft, movement, building, and combat are controlled using the appropriate buttons on the controller. As you explore the world, you gather resources that can be used to craft tools, structures, and weapons. In Creative Mode, you have access to unlimited resources, while in Survival Mode, you must manage your needs, avoid monsters, and stay alive. Cooperating with other players can make gameplay easier and provide even more fun.
The collection also includes 3,500 Tokens to spend!
Number of players: 1-4 | Multiplayer mode available online and locally
Age rating: 7
Violence: Yes
Elements of fear: Yes
Enter a captivating world inspired by Italian architecture, where beautiful locations bathed in the summer sun have been trapped by the curse of Canovaccio, which has caused life to stand still and the inhabitants have become puppets of the play and must perform their predetermined roles.
You are someone special, a free person, without a role imposed, who watches this theatre from the sidelines and can control your own destiny. You are not indifferent to this tragedy that has befallen the rest and you set off on a journey to defeat the authors of this cursed play. You are looking for a way to restore free will to the world, revealing the truth about those who gave Canovaccio power.
Enotria: The Last Song is a story about rebellion against the top-down roles and shaping your own fate – without a mask, from scratch.
Game type:
Enotria: The Last Song is a third-person action RPG, strongly rooted in the Souls-like convention, offering numerous clashes and exploration along with environmental puzzles. As in the theatre, we have many masks, skills and weapons at our disposal. There are many possibilities and the game takes crafting to another level.
This is a project by the independent studio Jyamma Games from Milan – their most ambitious undertaking to date. The game world draws inspiration from Italian folklore and the theatre of the commedia dell’arte, creating an original combination of classics and magic.
How to play:
Enotria: The Last Song is a game in which the key is to quickly avoid blows, effectively parry attacks and break the endurance of enemies to deal powerful counterattacks.
In combat, you can freely switch between 3 configurable sets of masks – each gives access to different fighting styles, special abilities and unique bonuses. New masks are obtained after defeating increasingly stronger enemies.
Solve puzzles, discover hidden passages and gain an advantage over your opponents. As you progress, you develop your hero using huge customisation options: over 30 masks, 68 skills and hundreds of weapons and spells allow you to create your own, unique configurations without having to delete your progress.
In Enotria, what counts is offence, flexibility and skilful adaptation to challenges to get closer to the goal – freeing Enotria from theatrical trap.
Number of players: 1
Age rating: 16
Violence: Yes
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