Review: Synergy is a beautiful sci-fi city builder that suffers under the weight of its magnificent art style
Leikir Studio’s new game Synergy is positively brimming with style, but crashes and burns because of it.
Leikir Studio’s new game Synergy is positively brimming with style, but crashes and burns because of it.
Dread Nautical makes great use of psychological horror tropes providing a fun and unique adventure aboard a doomed cruise ship.
Final Fantasy XIV’s follow-up to Endwalker starts off with a light mood and leaves you wanting for more.
If there’s one thing that Telltale’s really good at it’s playing with our expectations. Their dealing of third-party franchises has seen mixed results over the years, and while they’ve been mostly positive, there’s no helping feeling a little uneasy seeing them step out of their comfort zone. That was the case when it was announced…
Disaster Report 4 might be technically lacking in a lot of areas, but it is stuffed full of heart.
If it isn’t a demonic invasion, it’s people going bonkers at the hands of Cthulhu. Heck, Mars certainly isn’t what it’s cracked up to be, huh?
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.
Rive doesn’t know when enough is enough. It seeks to create a challenging shooter that evokes the classics (such as R-Type and Bangai-O, if some of the game’s dialog is any indication), attempting to recreate the frantic, bombastic action of those games. And it certainly does – quite well, I might add – but it…
Well, it’s over. And it didn’t take long at all to come out. Left with a bang. I hope you’re happy. We’re once again at the finishing line for a season of The Walking Dead. And this time, for once in my personal history playing Telltale’s games, I really don’t want to go back and…
The Power Rangers are back to save the day and it’s a puddy good time!