Review: Be a viking and rock out with the classics in the Blizzard Arcade Collection
The Blizzard Arcade Collection is a solid compilation of some of the company’s earliest and (mostly) best works.
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Review: South of the Circle tells its story beautifully, but whether it will interest you is another question
For fans of narrative adventures like Virginia, South of the Circle is an unquestionable recommendation.
Gris is a gorgeous trek through a watercolor world
Gris simply wants you to sit back and enjoy the ride.
Review: The fairway is less than fair in Cursed to Golf
The pixel art and music come out swinging, but the core gameplay isn’t engaging enough to encourage players to really stick with this golf roguelike.
Pokemon, GO: The power that’s inside gamification
Pokemon Go, the augmented reality mobile game that brings Pokemon onto the fields and streets of this planet hasn’t officially launched in every major country yet. One thing has become very clear already, though. We all live in a Pokemon world. It’s taking over social media, lunch breaks and commutes. New trainers of all walks…
Game of the Year 2024: Best Game
We finish off this year’s awards with the ultimate choice: The overall Best Game of 2024.
Transistor Review
Transistor wastes no time in jumping straight to the action. Rather than a long preamble to set the stage, the first thing you see is the protagonist looming over a dead body impaled by a massive sword. It’s a striking scene – one that raises tons of questions, but provides no answers. Transistor simply trusts…
Review: Gunbrella is a violent and irreverent supernatural retro adventure
What do you get when you mix a gun with an umbrella? You guessed it. A pretty darn good game, that’s what.
Review: Mina the Hallower is an exceptional retro adventure that will still drive you nuts
Yacht Club Games’ highly anticipated follow-up to Shovel Knight can be a lot of fun and positively infuriating as well.
Submerged Review – Sink or Swim
The 2001 film A.I: Artificial Intelligence, is a fascinating, if flawed film. What the film does have in spades is memorable set pieces. In one such example, the robot boy David and his robot friend Gigolo Joe (Haley Joel Osment and Jude Law respectively) fly across a flooded Manhattan, the abandoned skyscrapers jutting out of…