Review: Relive the 16-bit days of the Kunio gang with River City Girls Zero
River City Girls Zero features a previously Japan-only Kunio adventure and River City Girls’ first foray in beating the crap out of people with their respective boyfriends.
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Everything we saw at the Xbox Showcase
Following last year’s decision to host their wares off-site, Microsoft once more housed their games — and a selection from third-parties — at the Microsoft Theater next door to the convention center. We had some time to check out what they had, and here’s what we were able to see: Creature in the Well Any…
Thin sole shoes and sharp rocky roads will lead you to Shenmue 3
Nearly twenty years after the last entry in the series, Shenmue 3 is finally here. Was it worth the wait?
Review: Pathologic 3 is the most accessible Pathologic game so far
Pathologic 3 arguably offers the best entry point to this unique series for newcomers.
Marvel Pinball: Civil War Review
Combining two ridiculously different things into a new, better and more delicious product isn’t a common nowadays. In games, developers tend to stick with the tried and true formulas, rarely venturing outside their comfort zone. When they do, though, we usually get the best games. For instance, in the case of Zen Studios, the combination…
E3 2013 – Murdered: Soul Suspect Preview
It’s easy to point out clichés in any sort of media. Videogames are no different. Putting ghosts and a murder mystery is what Murdered: Soul Suspect is all about. Taking place in Salem, Murdered stars detective Ronan O’Connor. Unluckily for Ronan, things aren’t looking up for him. He was just killed. While death is usually…
Review: Getting back to the dirt with Expeditions
Expeditions: A MudRunner Game expands an already vast playing field with new tools and scenarios, but can still be a hard sell for newcomers to the series.
E3 2016: Natsume’s E3 Showdown – Retro goodness
It’s my yearly tradition to make sure I stop by Natsume’s booth at E3, and 2016 was no different. Their lineup included a few returning favorites, as well as a title I haven’t had the opportunity to play during its original run on the classic consoles. There’s something for everyone coming out, simply put. My…
Review: The Library of Babel is a test of patience
The Library of Babel will push your patience to the extreme thanks to its infuriating gameplay quirks
Review: It’s okay, everyone’s likely to feel a little lost in Trails Beyond the Horizon
It’s time to bid adieu to Daybreak and say hello to whatever is bound to come next for The Legend of Heroes saga in the often convoluted but still quite enjoyable Trails Beyond the Horizon.