Review: Tedious WrestleQuest flexes the one muscle it has – nostalgia
Only hardcore fans of ‘80s wrestling or ‘90s JRPGs need apply for WrestleQuest, a backwards-looking fusion of the two
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Two first-person shooters that made a great case for VR at E3
Virtual reality is looking better and better thanks to some of these games.
E3 2018: Highlights from the Xbox showcase
While E3 has always been a weird show, recent years have seen it evolve in some unexpected ways. Between companies leaving the show to hold their own events adjacent to E3 proper (EA), and the public being let into the show, this year and the last have been a strange time. Off-site demos were something…
E3 2016: Mafia III Hands-off Impressions – He means business
There’s no trying to deny that I’ve always been a fan of the Mafia games. The first one made its way to PCs shortly after Grand Theft Auto III, and even though that other game went on to become a huge hit, Mafia had its own devoted fan base, who like me, really got into…
Ni No Kuni Review
Though Studio Ghibli’s involvement only went so far as composing the music and a few animated cutscenes, Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch feels like a classic Ghibli film. The enchanting world and charming characters, its heartwarming tale of loss and acceptance; it feels like a product of the studio’s talent. But Level…
E3 2014 – Fenix Rage Hands-on Impressions
I always feel a special kind of tinge in my heart whenever I get to see a game that’s inspired by Super Meat Boy. It’s that kind of feeling that marries well with the dread I’m certain to feel right afterwards, when my poor character has lived through what cats would consider eons. Fenix Rage…
Review: Wayward Strand is an emotive and thoughtful collection of stories set aboard a hospital airship
For fans of emotional narrative adventures, Wayward Strand is worth experiencing.
The Swords of Ditto is finally on the Switch and Mormo’s Curse makes it even better
Mormo’s Curse is a great update to an already fun and challenging game, and it provides even more reasons to keep coming back.
Desperados III’s demo impressed the hell out of me at E3
All signs point to Desperados III making for a triumphant return of one of the best old West series around.
Hitman Episode 1: Paris Review – Down the runway
On a personal level, the Hitman franchise has rarely disappointed me. Sure, 2000’s Hitman: Codename 47 was already kinda bad back then, but it helped introduced elements that are still seen in the series today. It was with its sequel, Silent Assassin, that things really started to pick up for our bald cold blooded killer, thanks…