Review: Trying to save the world one death at a time in Souldiers
With the blessing of the valkyries you’re granted eternal attempts to overcome the dangerous world of Souldiers.
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Embers of Mirrim starts off strong, but is ultimately undone by its own mechanics
Earlier this year when I reviewed Flywrench, I talked about how, despite being unable to finish the game, I still came away from it feeling positive. How it being so difficult that I eventually was physically incapable of meeting its demands would usually leave me frustrated, but instead left me content. It all came down…
Mortal Kombat X Review
Mortal Kombat. Yes, with a K. No, I’m not pulling your leg. Someone actually named their fighting game like that. Who would’ve thunk it? Crazy, huh? Alright, time to drop the charade. There have been a ton of Mortal Kombat games over the years. The series has seen its share of success and a couple…
Review: The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe makes the premiere comedy walk-’em-up even better
The end really is never the end with The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe.
Review: Drop everything you are doing and play Horace
Horace is an emotionally powerful game that you should by all means play as soon as you can.
A Mysterious Vacation in Trüberbrook
Trüberbrook is good for a short visit, but you’re unlikely to want to linger longer than necessary.
Lil Gator Game is a pleasant break from traditional open world design
Where large open worlds are the norm, Lil Gator Game lowers the scale instead and excels because of it.
Monster Hunter World: Iceborne on PC is finally getting its due in April
And an update on our coverage plans for these updates as they come out later this year!
E3 2015 – Enter Elite: Dangerous, the only game you’ll probably play from now on
There has never been a time quite like my appointment with the fine folks at Frontier over at E3. It was so surprising that I had to come in for a second time just to play more of the game. But before we get into that, a little on what was actually shown during the…