20 years ago, Doom 3 left Xbox players in a puddle everywhere
Doom 3 was id Software’s attempt at bringing back its slumbering franchise, and its arrival on Xbox met with critical praise back in 2005.
Doom 3 was id Software’s attempt at bringing back its slumbering franchise, and its arrival on Xbox met with critical praise back in 2005.
Massively multiplayer online games have been around for quite a while, but their influence on single player focused games has only started becoming obvious over the last few years. For better or for worse, the borrowing of MMO elements in what otherwise would be a standard, scripted experience has seen its share of the sunlight…
While there’s nothing particularly noteworthy about Marvel’s Avengers, it seems be a good action game starring some of your favorite comic book heroes.
Call of Cthulhu has been adapted to videogames many times over the years and in many forms. From first-person horror games to point-and-click adventures, developers have been mining the Call of Cthulhu depths for a while. Cyanide Studio is the next one to take a crack at it, this one being a first-person horror game/investigation…
Jump Force’s potential is squandered by its boring, practically nonexistent mission design and terrible use of the fan-favorite franchises it includes.
Baby Steps puts you in a weird situation you’ll have to struggle to walk out of. Quite literally.
The Sinking City might be bogged by bland gameplay, but still manages to be a gripping take on Lovecraftian lore.
The Accolade Sports Collection will take you back to the glorious days of healthy 16-bit competition.
A game centered around parries is never easy to create, and though Strayed Lights is mostly successful, it’s not without flaws.
Dave the Diver is one of the best pick ups for the Switch this year.