Review: The surreal, absurdist comedy of Betrayal At Club Low is a riot
You would not believe the night I had at Club Low.
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Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture Review – A countryside jaunt
In 1957, British science fiction writer John Wyndham published a novel called The Midwich Cuckoos. The basic plot surrounded the small, sedate village of Midwich in the heart of the English countryside, where a strange event suddenly rendered all the villagers unconscious. Anything entering within a 2 mile radius of the village was instantly knocked…
Review: Gradius Origins is powered up by the inclusion of the excellent Salamander 3
Salamander 3 is reason enough to get Gradius Origins, and the rest of the games on the list are also well worth sticking around for.
Review: MLB The Show 23 is a great introduction to baseball newbies
MLB The Show 23 is a welcome sight for those looking to get acquainted with America’s previous favorite pastime.
Epistory – Typing Chronicles Review
It’s odd how so few videogames make use of typing. With so many available on computers, you’d think more would try and incorporate the act of typing instead of mapping complex control schemes onto a keyboard. And when we do get typing games, they always play off the same foundation of writing out words as…
BGS 2018: Kingdom Come: Deliverance’s Amorous Adventure DLC brings comedy to Bohemia
Kingdom Come: Deliverance seems to have become one of my traditional stops whenever I’m in a trade show nowadays. I’ve seen it way before it was out at E3, a second time when it was just about ready to be released, and now, for a third, in my hometown of São Paulo during Brazil Game…
Hitman – Eduardo vs. Elusive Target #3: The Prince
No one can escape the wrath of agent 47… not even a would be pope! Hitman’s third elusive target is up, and I’ve managed to take him down. Check out my run turned out in the video below:
Secret of Mana HD: The more things change, the more they stay the same
The year was 1993. It would be two years until Chrono Trigger would enthrall many gamers with its spell of time traveling adventure and discovery. But a more whimsical fare had just been released. A game that was light and bright and snappy, as were its graphics, gameplay, and soundtrack. Landing a coveted spot on…
The Banner Saga plays its deadly, fateful tune beautifully on the Switch
If you have somehow let The Banner Saga pass by without giving it a play on PC in 2014, the first two entries in the series are now making its way to the Switch in preparation to the third and final volume’s release later this year. If the first game’s port quality is any indication,…
Review: System Shock is a satisfying, faithful, and memorable remake of the 1994 classic
System Shock is an excellent example of a remake done right.