Review: Relive some swashbuckling gaming classics in the Wonder Boy Collection
The Wonder Boy Collection offers ports of entries that highlight the very best and worst that the series has to offer.
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Review: Cathedral is a sprawling adventure you’re sure to get lost in
Don’t be fooled by the apparently obvious, Cathedral is more than a copycat to that other medieval themed game you might’ve played before.
Review: Kain and Raziel are back as the stars of Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered
Vampirism in games hasn’t been this badass in quite a while. And now in high(er) definition.
Omensight is a thrilling time travel murder mystery
Time travel can either be a very easy or very difficult thing to pull off well in videogames. For puzzle games, it’s simply a matter of using time manipulation in clever ways. For games that use it as a narrative device more than a mechanical one, it’s a little trickier. Reliving past events and retreading…
Rebellion took over E3 with an impressive early look at Evil Genius 2: World Domination
Old is new and now Evil Genius is back with a bang.
Review: Trails to Azure is a must-play for The Legend of Heroes fans and newcomers alike
Picking off from where Trails from Zero left off, The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure continues to deliver excellent JRPG gameplay and a very worthwhile story.
The Swindle Review – Pressed for time
Everything has led to this moment. The Devil’s Basilisk – the London police department’s most advanced AI system – lay before me. After countless heists and meticulous planning, I’d finally reached the end with 27 days to spare. I hack the Basilisk’s last layer of security, grab the metal heart from its housing, and make…
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.
E3 2016: The year of the Souls-like
With the Dark Souls series having come to an end, plenty of developers are looking to fill that void. We’ve already seen a couple of Souls-likes this year, with DarkMaus and Salt and Sanctuary delivering top-down and side-scroller takes on From Software’s flagship franchise, but they’re hardly the last we’ll see in 2016. I saw…