Review: Stubbs the Zombie flatlines its way to modern consoles
Some videogame corpses are better left undisturbed.
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Ori and the Will of the Wisps is more Ori but better, if a little familiar
Will of the Wisps treads a lot of familiar ground, but it also builds on its predecessor in a lot of key areas.
A Golden Wake Review
The word “Miami” conjures many thoughts in the mind. Many will immediately think of Miami Vice, the 1980’s, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Hotline Miami and all that jazz. But before it all, there was just a small sleepy town in the Everglades. Then, in the early 1920s and has happened in our recent past,…
‘The Foundation’ dives deep into the lore of Control
Outside of the clumsy implementation of some new powers, exciting combat, and great lore make ‘The Foundation’ a great reason to go back to Control.
Review: Nothing exceeds like excess in Turbo Overkill
The neon-drenched cyberpunk slaughterhouse that is Turbo Overkill is one of the best old-school shooters that money can buy.
E3 2016: Deus Ex: Mankind Divided: Breach – Hacking and smacking
Coming in as a little surprise bonus to Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, Breach is a free add-on mode that will come with all copies of the main game when that’s out in August. Breach plays a lot like the main game, but takes place inside a virtual reality, in which a hacker, who’s just joined…
El Presidente goes for broke in Tropico 6: The Lhama of Wall Street DLC
If you can’t get love freely or by force, you can certainly convince your people to buy it off you.
PlayStation 5: Initial Impressions
Sony’s biggest draw this season lies not in a box but in the potential for future titles that will fully embrace the journey that’s only just begun.
The Final Station Review – Ticket to ride
It’s a little hard to imagine what would actually come after a zombie apocalypse. Games and other forms of fiction very rarely approach the subject mainly because their aim is to show more of the terrible side of humanity that comes out during tense and positively hopeless situations. Max Brook’s World War Z touched upon…
Review: Strange Antiquities is a great follow-up to Strange Horticulture
Strange Antiquities takes the same blueprint of Strange Horticulture and nicely amends it to selling magical items instead of plants.