BGS 2019: If you can’t build ‘em, smash ‘em, so deems Minecraft Dungeons
Minecraft Dungeons is by all signs an easy going option for new and younger dungeon crawlers.
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Be born a hunter, die to be prey in The Deer God
The Deer God, a game that originally came out in 2015 and is now making its way to the Nintendo Switch, is a lot like 2012’s Tokyo Jungle. That is, they’re both about animal survival. But unlike SIE Japan Studio’s cult favorite, though, The Deer God is much more straightforward in its approach. It’s a…
Review: Enjoy a breaktime boomer shooter with Impaler
With its small price and stark simplicity, Impaler is one-man project built for short sessions.
Song of the Deep Review – A sinking feeling
There’s no shaking the feeling that Song of the Deep — although a gorgeous game in its own right, with an unique delivery to an old Irish folk tale — reaches too far and doesn’t manage to grasp the greatness of the games it borrows so much from. As with many games nowadays, Insomniac’s Song…
Let’s talk about Dark Souls 3
Over the past several weeks, Eduardo and I have been talking a lot about Dark Souls 3. As the finale to the Dark Souls series and potentially the last of the Souls games entirely (though probably not), we had a lot of thoughts. As such, we decided to once more get together have another one…
Review: The Battle of Zhongyuan DLC brings an exciting new addition to Wo Long
Wo Long’s first piece of paid downloadable content brings a fantastic new weapon and of course, devious boss fights into an already well above average Souslike adventure.
Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Blacklist Review
Splinter Cell has always been in a continuing shift in tone and in gameplay. Double Agent introduced the concept that Sam Fisher isn’t always willing to be the good guy and Conviction showed that he’s pretty darn good at shoot outs. The latest entry in the series, Blacklist, attempts to appease fans on both sides…
Review: Darkestville Castle brings truly evil point n’ click adventuring to consoles
Now this is what I’m talking about… real evil incarnate! Mwahahahaha! *cough*
Stealth Inc.: A Clone in the Dark Review
Stealth and time trials are hardly a proper pairing. Steady, methodical play dominates the stealth game genre, punishing players for attempting to rush even slightly. Stealth Inc.: A Clone in the Dark from Curve Studios tries to balance the two, placing an emphasis on barreling through stages at breakneck speeds while still maintaining that rigid,…