With E3 being the big show that it is, it still manages to hold many surprises, if you look out for them. In my case, most of these usually come from a visit to the Los Angeles Convention Center’s Concourse Hall, where smaller developers show their wares and aren’t as in-your-face as the booths in the other two…
Williams Pinball 9 brings new tables to Pinball FX, two of them standouts on opposite sides of the spectrum.
Blue Prince has taken the Internet by storm and for very good reason. It’s one of the most divisive experiences you’ll have, thanks to what could be considered questionable gameplay design decisions, that in tandem with its long list of admittedly neat puzzles help exponentially prolong what could’ve beeen a much tighter game.
Smoke and Sacrifice is somewhat flawed and slow to play, but if you can managed to overcome these issues, there’s an entertaining game to be found.
NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection Vol.2 delivers an eclectic selection of some of the best portable games made by SNK and Capcom.
Armello’s changed a bit since its release last year. Like so many other multiplayer games on Steam, the digital board game has added item chests and keys, allowing players to obtain cosmetic items (new dice, in this case) either through a coin toss at the end of a match or by buying them via the…
The Need for Speed series has received an eye-catching new paint job, but it’s the subtle changes under the hood that make this a great racer.
Buckshot Software have hugely improved their level design, but this early access retro shooter needs to do more to stand out from the crowd.
If you like more approachable racing games, you will be pleasantly surprised by Project Cars 3.
When it comes to rhythm games, I generally prefer the simpler, more straightforward variety. The more mechanically dense or the more buttons I have to remember to press, the less likely I am to stick with it. A Dance of Fire and Ice is mostly a game that tends to lean on the extreme end…
