From the moment you start up the game, you’re treated to a veritable feast for the senses. Your meal begins in earnest with a moonlight drenched ominous castle looming in the background of the title screen. Your journey begins on a galleon bound for said castle, where we learn our young and rather well-endowed protagonist,…
Metroid Prime Remastered brings back a much cherished GameCube and Wii classic at an accessible price
Welcome back yet again to Entertainium’s group discussion of Bioshock Infinite. We’re close to the end now, as we approach the subject of morality and close things off by sharing our final thoughts about the game. Once more: Spoilers, proceed with caution, yadda yadda yadda. You know the drill. Part III: Let’s move on to…
Anytime a game comes along that purports to take an otherwise complex and inaccessible genre and make it more welcoming toward newcomers, I’m usually at least somewhat interested. Anything that can make games more widely accessible is always a good thing, especially when it applies to genres that traditional have a high barrier to entry….
Jaleco Sports: Goal! drags two of the oldest 8-bit and 16-bit soccer games back from the past. Should they have just stayed buried or do they belong in a museum?
This gangster strategy game has scale and ambition — but tries to do so much that none of its aspects really fire the imagination
A hunter’s work is never done and there’s certainly plenty to be done in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak.
Flintlock’s “Souls-lite” approach isn’t without flaws, but ultimately works.
Hell is Us is a distinctive action-adventure is undermined by its lifeless, inscrutable setting.
Every year, I tell myself to make more time to hang around the IndieCade showcase at E3. Where so much of the show is overtaken by the same big-budget, blockbuster franchises, the IndieCade booth is an oasis of creativity and originality. Games both digital and physical, traditional and experimental, and so on line the modest…
