Review: 1000 Deaths is thrilling and relatable
Platforming is the star of the show, but the stories 1000 Deaths tells are fun and sometimes resonant.
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Benoit Sokal’s Amerzone to be remade by Microids
Amerzone – The Explorer’s Legacy is being remade and will hit consoles and the PC later this year.
Review: Neyyah is the most faithful successor to the original Myst and Riven I have ever played
Neyyah is unabashed in its core objective of presenting an experience which hews as closely as possible to iconic titles like Myst and especially Riven.
Sunshine, Sarcasm, and Secrets Await in Lego City Undercover
Imagine climbing to the top of a tall tower, studded with Lego bricks. Upon finally reaching the top, you find a small Lego pig with wings and immediately hop on and ride it off the tower and into the town square, where a large cannon is conveniently waiting for you to load it in and…
Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 Review
Yearly upgrades have come to be the norm for sport games since just about forever. Long gone are the days you’d buy one of them without having expectations or comparison points with previous versions. Coming in from Jaleco’s GOAL! and International Superstar Soccer, I had my doubts jumping back into soccer games with last year’s…
Review: The Quarry is teenage horror in game form in the best of ways
What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger… and it turns you into its quarry.
Overcooked 2 turns up the heat with its Campfire Cook Off DLC
What camping trip would be complete without a retinue of chefs and a bunch of ridiculous kitchens?
Review: Pepper Grinder heats it up with some fun level design
Move in and out of the ground with style in Pepper Grinder, Devolver Digital’s latest pixelated platformer.
Strider Review
Videogames are an empowering media. Some games, like Metroid and the more recent entries in the Castlevania series start you off with an overpowered character and quickly strip their power away, only to give them back to guy, bit by bit as you explore a huge map. Borrowing heavily from these is Strider, Capcom’s newest revival…
Dev Q&A – Never Alone: Kisima Ingitchuna
Never Alone: Kisima Ingitchuna is certainly a striking game. That’s mostly thanks to its unique roots, that grew out of the very rich background of the native folk of Alaska. And while it took quite a bit of time to see this particular culture get the spotlight in a game, it was very well worth…