Review: Little Nightmares 2 is the stuff of my worst nightmares
Death by absolute frustration.
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Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance Review
Ridiculous is a word I could easily associate to Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. Although at first, that word might bring a negative light to anything it’s tied to, no other comes close to more aptly describing Revengeance. It’s ridiculously gory. Ridiculously over the top. It’s ridiculously fun, although it can get ridiculously frustrating at spots….
Getting back in the groove with Streets of Rage 4
Streets of Rage is back and better than ever as the city is once again in need of some violent justice.
Review: The Spirit of the Samurai is a dispiriting experience in feudal Japan
With frustrating combat and linear yet opaque progression, this samurai fails his mission.
Cthulhu paid a little visit to Mars as I explored Moons of Madness during E3
What’s the deal with Mars and all the spooky stuff happening over there all the time?
Guard Duty is a cheeky adventure game that doesn’t reinvent the wheel
Guard Duty as a whole is — for as cliché as it might sound — more than a sum of its parts, so I can easily overlook its weak presentation.
Williams Pinball Volume 5 brings even more classic tables to Pinball FX3
And continues to make fantastic use of the FlipGrip accessory on the Switch!
Review: Restore Your Island is a laid back cleaning sim where you revitalize a tropical island
Restore Your Island is a relaxing and low-stress clean-up of your own private desert island.
A chat with Space Mace about Joggernauts
For as popular as local multiplayer games are these days, it feels like the competitive variety far outnumbers the cooperative sort. Space Mace, a small indie studio based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota, feels that the local multiplayer scene could use more cooperative games. The studio has made them their focus, with their first game, Joggernauts,…
E3 2016: Battlefield 1 Hands-on Multiplayer Impressions – Merry ol’ mayhem
Multiplayer focused games are kind of my personal curse. When I really like the mechanics of one in particular, I tend to get really interested and excited in playing it, then, after a few weeks with it, I stop playing. It’s been like that for years, probably due to the way I play games and…