It started in perhaps the most simple way possible, a few colored pixels, than a few more, and then a few more. Eventually a world was created. It wasn’t the largest world ever created, nor was it terribly rich in lore, neither was it steeped in history. It was a land in peril however, overrun…
Since Nintendo refuses to make a new version of their fan-favorite series, it’s up to third party developers like Area 35 to deliver the goods.
It’s my yearly tradition to make sure I stop by Natsume’s booth at E3, and 2016 was no different. Their lineup included a few returning favorites, as well as a title I haven’t had the opportunity to play during its original run on the classic consoles. There’s something for everyone coming out, simply put. My…
Highwater has some good writing and atmosphere, but the light exploration and turn-based battles don’t feel particularly engaging.
When the credits rolled on The Girl and the Robot, I was surprised. Both by how sudden it was and by the fact that this is actually an episodic game. Nowhere did the developer Flying Carpets Games suggest it would be split into acts, instead opting to save the reveal for the credits after its…
Now Switch players can enjoy the trials and punishment in one of the finests “just one more run” games out there.
An excellent fighting game becomes even better with the addition of cross-play.
Cult of the Lamb is a deliciously adorable game where being evil does indeed pay.
… because if you lose it, there’s no more game to be played! But before we get into silly noggin’ jokes, I should probably explain what Headlander is all about. Double Fine’s newest is a platforming puzzle game all about knowing where your head should. The thing is, you play as a guy who somehow…
It hasn’t been that long since I last saw Everspace 2. I took a brief look at it at PAX West, and it’s since launched a Kickstarter that’s almost reached its goal. Back then I got a hands-off demo that looked good, and I’ve since gotten a chance to play around with an early build…
