Review: The more I played of The Medium, the more I was confounded by it
Underneath The Medium’s flawed execution lies a really good story you’ll want to struggle through playing in order to see more of.
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E3 2016: Sniper Elite 4 Hands-on Impressions – Of a different caliber
The idea of playing as a sniper in World War 2 makes for an excellent premise for a videogame, one that could possibly give space to a host of different stories and titles. Sniper Elite 4 still has little in the way of story, but its setting is probably one of the franchise’s potentially most…
The Gates of Oblivion
Bethesda’s remaster of its 2006 original Oblivion comes at a time when the actions of its parent company are under significant scrutiny.
Review: Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes Definitive Edition takes another crack at a puzzle/RPG match made in heaven
Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes gets yet another go at capturing a whole new audience with its incredibly easy to grasp and deeply rewarding gameplay.
Assault Android Cactus Review – A different kind of bullet hell
Ever since the twin-stick shooter genre saw a resurgence with the success of Geometry Wars in 2005, few games have strayed from its formula. Pick any one to come out in the past decade and you’ll be hard pressed to find anything that departs even slightly from standard genre conventions. Games like Waves make subtle…
Gareth’s Top Games of 2016
2016. There’s nothing to be said that hasn’t already been said, and I don’t want to drag down what should be a celebration of the year in video games. But the fact is 2016 wasn’t pleasant, to put it mildly. Thankfully, what was generally a disastrous year for the world was actually a rather good…
Nioh Review – The path to mastery is a rocky one, amrita?
It’s really hard to approach Nioh without talking about From Software’s Souls franchise’s influence on modern videogame design. Nowadays, practically every game to come out with action RPG elements is invariably compared to Souls. While From Software’s groundbreaking work is undeniable, it’s worth pulling the break and look at games for their own merits. Nioh…
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,…
Death Squared is an excellent Switch pick up and play puzzler
Out of the host of games that I got to check out during BIG Festival in July, Death Squared was easily the one that caused the strongest emotional response. That emotion was bewilderment, with a pinch of rage. It’s a really clever puzzle game that makes fantastic use of dual analog controls as you keep…
Review: Superb conclusion Cultic Chapter Two sticks the landing
Cultic is confirmed in retro shooter greatness by this ambitious, grisly finale.