Terminator 2D: NO FATE

In Terminator 2D: NO FATE, the future is pixelated and tough as nails

Terminator 2D: NO FATE brings back the cult movie as an action-packed arcade sidescroller. Developed by Bitmap Bureau and published by Reef Entertainment, it features thrilling missions with Sarah Connor, the T-800 and John Connor. Pixel graphics, authentic soundtrack and challenging boss battles make it an homage to classic arcade titles. Multiple endings add to the excitement!

Star Birds

Star Birds - Intergalactic fluttering between asteroids

Star Birds is a colorful construction and resource management game that takes players on an intergalactic mission. Explore asteroids, build production chains and fulfill the needs of your space-faring birds while researching new technologies and discovering mysterious artifacts.

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Roguelike vs Roguelite - these are the differences

Roguelikes and roguelites have a lot in common, but the differences are crucial. While roguelikes like NetHack rely on a complete restart after each death, roguelites like Hades offer permanent upgrades and story progression. Both genres have their merits - depending on your personal taste between hard challenge and constant improvement.

EinfachTommy - Founder of SpieleCheck

SPIELECHECK is not only an independent gaming magazine...

...and always on the lookout for gems in the sheer endless sea of games, but also the binoculars for exciting and promising games of tomorrow. From indie games to triple A, from one-part game reviews to multi-part gaming reviews, from short game previews to detailed gaming news. 

SPIELECHECK publishes gaming reviews and gaming news and reports on "nerd-relevant" topics from the fields of entertainment and society on its own channels and beyond, right into the furthest reaches of the internet.

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My English gap - An unexpected brainwave brought me to Preply

Sometimes you stumble across a YouTube video that sticks with you. That's what happened to me with a video about Germany - its history, its differences and the development of the language. But while I was thinking about Berliners, pancakes and culture, a much more personal question came to mind: what about my own development?