Blazing Chrome keeps a certain Konami shooter’s spirit alive with style
If it looks like Contra, plays like Contra, and smells like Contra, it’s probably Contra, right? Well…
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Review: Loot River is Dark Souls meets Tetris and it somehow works
It’s a compelling pitch that Loot River successfully delivers on.
Control gets one final trailer before release, and a charity stream to boot
The mind-bending third-person shooter Control is finally approaching release after years in development, and developer Remedy Entertainment’s just released a trailer for the game during Gamescom, which is happening this week in Cologne, Germany. Along with it, 505 Games have also announced that they’re setting up a special live stream in commemoration of the launch…
Review: iRacing Arcade does what you imagine, but better
A simpler and more laidback racing experience than its big brother, iRacing Arcade serves as a pretty decent racing snack before the main course.
The Walking Dead Episode 4: Around Every Corner
The end is close. The video game incarnation of the Walking Dead is heading to a dramatic finale. In many ways, the episode, “Around Every Corner”, is comprised of many player choices that set up the climax that will occur in the upcoming fifth and final episode. For the uninitiated, The Walking Dead plays like a mix of previous…
Relive the very best (and worst) of Street Fighter in the 30th Anniversary Collection
If there’s one thing Capcom has been known for over the years, it’s for having a knack for re-releasing their games. Be it with the numerous tweaked versions of Street Fighter II in the 1990s or the later enhanced ports of the original Resident Evil, it’s safe to say that they really count on their…
Hearthstone: Murder at Castle Nathria keeps the RNG-train rolling
Murder at Castle Nathria is another strong expansion to the now venerable Hearthstone, but it doesn’t address the game’s core problems.
Enjoy guiltless destruction with reckless abandon in Wreckfest
Some of my fondest videogame memories come from the time when I played long-defunct Papyrus Game Group’s Indy 500 and NASCAR Racing, or Geoff Crammond’s Grand Prix on my uncle’s old 386 desktop. At that time, I didn’t own a computer, so during visits to his house to see my younger cousins, I’d load up…
Eduardo’s Favorite Games in 2020
2020 was a rough year but that doesn’t mean there weren’t any good games played. Quite the opposite!
Game of the Year 2025: Andy’s Picks
Entertainium’s very own literary expert chimes in to share his favorite games of 2025!