Review: Carrion and the Persistance of Fear
The devil lies in the deep… and in the details.
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Review: Isle of Armor shows that not every Magikarp can become a Gyarados
The first part of the Pokemon Shield and Sword’s set of DLC takes you to paradise, but is it all that it’s cracked up to be?
Review: Randomize your way through Bloodstained, if you will…
Life is random. Why should our games be so predictable?
A chat with Eiko about the Ori and the Blind Forest randomizer
We sat down with EikotheBlue, a member of the Ori randomizer community, to chat about the appeal of randomizers, their contributions, and Ori in general.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order First Look
Like your “alternative” skydiving instructor who feels that parachutes are too conformist, Fallen Order shoves you out the door of the airplane and into the meat suit of closeted Padawan and future Coruscant gymnast, Cal Kestis with no exposition at all. The first level is, predictably, a tutorial one, and sees you and Cal squeezing…
Pokemon Sword/Shield First Look
If you’d just arrived into the Galar region and were given the town map at the train station, upon perusing it, you’d think it was deceptively simplistic and undersized, given the in game map’s almost whimsical nature. But you’d be mistaken. Galar is huge. Your journey through Galar starts as earnestly as in other Poke-regions. …
First Look: Gloomhaven
Return to the world of Gloomhaven in this early access release of the massive award winning tabletop game.
Get ready to toss out your clean white sheets, Bloodstained will turn them a blood soaked crimson
While it may not compose its own symphony, Bloodstained sings a beautiful, haunting melody that’s both captivating and enchanting in its own right.
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night – First impressions
From the moment you start up the game, you’re treated to a veritable feast for the senses. Your meal begins in earnest with a moonlight drenched ominous castle looming in the background of the title screen. Your journey begins on a galleon bound for said castle, where we learn our young and rather well-endowed protagonist,…
Secret of Mana HD: The more things change, the more they stay the same
The year was 1993. It would be two years until Chrono Trigger would enthrall many gamers with its spell of time traveling adventure and discovery. But a more whimsical fare had just been released. A game that was light and bright and snappy, as were its graphics, gameplay, and soundtrack. Landing a coveted spot on…