Zangetsu cuts his way into the game as the first bonus playable Bloodstained character
He’s part of the free DLC that was promised as a stretch goal during the Kickstarter campaign.
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Saints Row IV: Re-Elected gets my vote on the Switch ballot
It’s dumb fun that you won’t want to impeach.
Review: Everdeep Aurora gives back as much as you put into it
Its easygoing nature suggests a straightforward tale, but has plenty to dig into if you’re willing to follow its many threads.
Sword Legacy Omen is an enjoyable budget tactics game set in pre-Arthurian times
Sword Legacy Omen is the newest attempt at borrowing the tactical gameplay that made the XCOM, Jagged Alliance, Shadowrun, The Banner Saga series so much fun and applying it to another theme. This time, we’re joining up with King Arthur’s dad Uther during his younger days, as he fought to reunite with his merry band…
Review: Rise of the Ronin is Team Ninja’s take on an open-world soulslike
Team Ninja’s latest is an ambitious open-world samurai drama set in one of Japan’s most turbulent periods.
Super Monkey Ball Banana Blitz HD ditches the waggle but keeps its eye on the banana
To my chagrin Super Monkey Ball Banana Blitz HD does away with motion control, but it’s still a very colorful and fun party game.
From E3 2017: Kingdom Come: Deliverance wants to eat Skyrim’s lunch
Things have come a long way since last year’s E3 for Czech developer Warhouse Studios and their newest game, Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Then, I only got to see a small sliver of what it’s all about, and even at that moment Deliverance already sounded pretty damn ambitious. This E3’s presentation focused on going into more…
Review: Explore the darker side of Japan in Tokyo Xanadu eX+
Tokyo Xanadu eX+ is Nihon Falcom’s break out of the Trails saga, and it’s one of its best titles yet, now finally out on current gen systems.
There’s a pissed off duck with a top hat in Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden and he ain’t Scrooge
Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden makes some exciting additions to the XCOM formula. It’s also one hell of a stealth game to boot.
The Fine Line of Trial and Error
A few months ago, I played Limbo, Playdead’s gloomy, award-winning platformer. It was going swell at first. Traversal was simple, the atmosphere was appropriately thick with tension and mystery, and the visuals were beautiful. Unfortunately, the game was riddled with nigh-unavoidable “gotcha!” deaths — seemingly scripted death sequences that can’t be dodged without prior knowledge…