Years later, Showdown and King of Cards round out the Shovel Knight Treasure Trove
The collection is finally complete! And it’s excellent!
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Review: Gear up, you’re once again summoned for battle in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak
A hunter’s work is never done and there’s certainly plenty to be done in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak.
Review: Kosmokrats dares to dream of Soviet space triumph
Kosmokrats has a funny, well-written story and a great soundtrack, but the somewhat frustrating puzzles occasionally hamper enjoyment.
Entertainium Co-ops Elden Ring!
You’re being summoned to a new co-op piece! This time, we tackle From Software’s newest game, Elden Ring.
La-Mulana 2 proves that “X” never marks the spot
I’m always in awe when a game comes out in this day and age that manages to confound me as much as La-Mulana 2 has so far. Like its predecessor, developer Nigoro’s long in development puzzle-platformer is a game about discovery and having to work your ass off for it. It’s can be positively exhilarating…
Review: Another Crab’s Treasure is an accessible soulslike you’re sure to love
Even if you hate the genre, there’s a good chance you’ll enjoy Another Crab’s Treasure thanks to its bevvy of accessibility features.
Review: Go explosivo or go home in Far Cry 6
Juan Cortez’s rule number 526: if stealth can’t cut it, just drive a tank in and call it a day.
Get a Job! How I came to love multitasking in FFXIV
Final Fantasy XIV’s the one the best MMOs available, and it’s easy to get lost in its extensive job system. A brief account of how much I’ve been enjoying an array of different game activities.
Fenix Rage Review
Super Meat Boy established in quality what some games before it started quite shyly. As a nail-biting hardcore platformer, it was easily (get it?) one of the most demanding but ultimately rewarding downloads you could plunk your cash into in 2010. Fenix Rage is pretty much – Green Lava Studios admitted so – inspired by…
E3 2018: Nintendo’s presence at the show was disappointing
Starting with its Direct presentation for this year’s show, Nintendo’s 2018 E3 was quite shy and irritatingly silent about much needed information about previously announced games and services, like Metroid Prime 4 and the Switch’s online subscription service, which is supposed to go live only a couple of months from now. The laser focus on…