Review: Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is the game I wanted Fallen Order to be
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor perfects every aspect that Fallen Order got wrong; it’s a brilliantly fun game all throughout.
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Eduardo’s 2018 GOTY
Nobody ever thought 2017 could be topped in terms of shittiness, but here we are, 2018 is almost behind us, and for what seemed like an eternity, this year proved to be one of the worst, not only in terms of politics, but for entertainment as well. We lost some gigantic names like Stan Lee…
Review: The Battle for Steeltown keeps Wasteland 3 going for a while longer
It’s a little heartwarming that capitalism is still a thing in the world of Wasteland 3…
Review: Kusan: City of Wolves is a very proficient and stylish Hotline Miami-like
If you’ve been yearning for another game in the vein of Hotline Miami, Kusan: City of Wolves will be right up your alley.
Thinking outside the box: How N++ avoids frustration through non-linear progression
It was near the end of the third row of levels that I finally met my match in N++. One stage in particular – Earthdate 2264 (pictured above) – had worn me down. It’s a series of tunnels with drones circling each junction with a laser moving back and forth across the ceiling. The button…
Halo 4 Review
Halo is in confident, risk-adverse hands. Developed by 343 Industries, the torchbearer for Bungie’s universe after Halo: Reach, Halo 4 is a passionate labor of love developed through caution and carefulness. Little can be said about Halo 4’s faults, if only because the faults of Halo 4 can extend to the rest of the series….
E3 2015 – Bossa Studios takes a stab at MMOs with Worlds Adrift
Worlds Adrift is a big departure from Bossa Studios’ recent works. Instead of comedy and unwieldy controls, Worlds Adrift is about exploration. Set in a world where floating islands dot the skies, you play as a nomad wandering the remnants of the world trying to figure out what happened that transformed the world into this…
Galak-Z Review: Strapped in for the long haul
There’s a sense of profound satisfaction when you make it through one of Galak-Z‘s mission. It’s not only because they are difficult and thrilling to play, but also because everything is on the line all the time. One death means complete and utter failure in Galak-Z, and unlike any game I might have happened to…
Review: Surprisingly, Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival is a pretty gross but still entertaining videogame
Get ready to come face to face with the absolute horrors of one of Clive Barker’s most well known works, now in game form, with Hellraiser: Revival.
Yumi’s Odd Odyssey Review
Umihare Kawase is one of Japan’s hidden gems in videogaming. It isn’t anything particularly special at first look. It’s a series of games that involve a swinging mechanic much akin to Bionic Commando, set on the dreamy backdrop of a young girl’s imagination. After years of relative success in many generations of consoles in Japan,…