Time, Dr. Freeman? Half-Life 2 at 20
The team sits down to talk about the influence of Half-Life 2 in their lives and gaming in general as it turns 20!
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I played Under Night In-Birth with rollback and it was glorious
After years of enduring delay-based netcode, the future of Under Night In-Birth is looking bright.
Batman: A Telltale Series Episode One Review – Nearly broken, but not all is lost
If it weren’t for a host of bugs and technical hurdles, Telltale’s newest series based on iconic DC Comics hero Batman would be unequivocally recommendable. Unfortunately, severe port issues keep back an otherwise cool take of the Caped Crusader. When the word got out that Telltale would be working on Batman next, it seemed like a…
Antichamber Review
Playing Antichamber is a test of patience. Its clever puzzles and abstract, Escher-like environment perplex at every turn. Conventional logic does not apply here, the sterile scenery continuously subverting expectations and rules before introducing more to follow. It perplexes and dumbfounds you at every turn, causing more than a few colorful exclamations after some of…
Review: A Highland Song paints a beautiful portrait of Scotland, but its gameplay can be frustrating
A Highland Song is frequently beautiful, elegiac and magical, but one’s tolerance for its somewhat uneven gameplay will impact enjoyment.
From E3 2017: A Plague Tale: Innocence will have Fievel make a run for his money
As is tradition now, Focus Home Interactive was one of the big appointments we had booked at E3. This year, the main theme seemed to be horror, as three of the titles that we saw were pretty invested on gloomy atmosphere and the macabre. Shifting away from the psychological horror of Call of Cthuthlu to…
In Predator: Hunting Grounds you’ll have plenty of time to bleed
The sometimes cult classic but often maligned movie franchise makes the jump to multiplayer gaming with some iffy results.
Review: River City Saga: Three Kingdoms is quality cartoonish mayhem
River City Saga: Three Kingdoms is yet another quality entry in the franchise, taking the Kunio Kun crew on a fun romp across ancient China.
Looking at things from a different perspective with Superliminal
While not as impacting as the games that inspired it, Superliminal still manages to bring a lot of unique ideas to the table.
E3 2015 – Multiplayer shooter Strike Vector comes to consoles with a new single-player campaign
You might have heard of Strike Vector before. Released last year on PC, it was a multiplayer shooter in the vein of games like Unreal Tournament and Quake 3 (in terms of speed) that, apparently, died off rather fast. Now it’s coming to consoles later this year as Strike Vector EX, hoping to fix many…