Review: Superb conclusion Cultic Chapter Two sticks the landing
Cultic is confirmed in retro shooter greatness by this ambitious, grisly finale.
Cultic is confirmed in retro shooter greatness by this ambitious, grisly finale.
One of the more fun parts of E3 is running into developers who are showing their games off unofficially – that is, running it on a laptop or mobile device showing it off to anyone they can flag down rather than at a proper booth. Feels like I run into at least one every year….
Two distinct sides within the same gigantic brand that is Star Wars use nostalgia to a great effect and are helping to provide some of the best gaming experiences of the year.
You can’t recall how you survived, but do you really want to remember?
I really dig what Chucklefish has done with Wargroove. It manages to be a double-sided coin that serves a painful reminder that it’s been eleven years since a proper sequel to Advance Wars.
I love it when a plan comes together, but improvising on-the-fly is even better.
Looking back, it’s odd to think there was trepidation surrounding IO Interactive’s decision to make Hitman episodic. The game’s first season, which has been releasing episodes frequently throughout the year, has been a constant delight. Each mission has provided a multitude of ways to perform assassinations, ranging from the direct (i.e. a simple sniper shot…
The game is coming out later this year for just about every modern system out there, as well as in cartridge form on Sega Genesis/Mega Drive.
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: you’re in a game exploring a mansion – go ahead and stop me if you want – and you’re all alone in the dark – go on! – it’s really scary and you’re defenseless. Drat, you didn’t stop me! All right, that was a lame attempt at…
After a rough year, I sit down to talk about a few of my favorite games in 2021.