On The Radar - July 2021
"In the year 252525, the backwards time-machine still won't have arrived
In all the world there's only 1 technology, a rusty sword for practicing proctology."
- In The year 252525 - Futurama
Have you ever seen that old movie, Sliding Doors, or even wondered about the possibility to manipulate the Time? Well, this is, for sure, one of the most fascinating and, yet, abused topic of all time.
In literature, the time travel or, more generally, the chance to change the past or the future has always been a suggestive and exciting exercise. Maybe one of the first modern novel focused on it was "A Descent into the Maelstrom" by Edgar Alan Poe (1833), but, after that, the number of works in this regard has become almost uncountable.
Over the years books, movies and, lastly, videogames tried to explain to us how fantastic and, sometimes, terrible is to play with the Time. Talking about what we like most, it's almost impossible not to mention Bioshock Infinite, Crono Trigger or, if we want to consider something more recent, Iron Danger. But, in most cases, like in the aforementioned Bioshock Infinite, the manipulation of time remains in the background, influencing just the story behind the game, but not directly the gameplay.
- Neon District: Season One - 1st July
- Old World - 1st July
- Space Wreck (E.A.) - 2nd July
- Entity Researchers (E.A.) - 9th July
- Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin - 9th July
- Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector - 15th July
- Recon Control - 16th July
- Cris Tales - 20th July
- Deepest Chamber - 22nd July
- Dungeoneers - July
