Review: The horror and glory of war lives on in Iron Harvest
Iron Harvest is probably the most fun I’ve had with an RTS story in years.
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Review: Dead Space supplants on the 2008 game in every department
EA Motive’s remake of Dead Space is a fantastic update to a bonafide horror classic.
E3 2018: Nintendo’s presence at the show was disappointing
Starting with its Direct presentation for this year’s show, Nintendo’s 2018 E3 was quite shy and irritatingly silent about much needed information about previously announced games and services, like Metroid Prime 4 and the Switch’s online subscription service, which is supposed to go live only a couple of months from now. The laser focus on…
Review: Combining the classic with the contemporary, Astro’s Playroom is an enjoyable introduction to the PlayStation 5
Do robots dream of electronic gaming consoles?
Obsidian sets sail for open sea pirate antics in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire
The sequel to Pillars of Eternity starts out as about as epic as a sequel can: it’s the aftermath of the events of the previous game, and the player character is on the brink of death after their ship got attacked at sea by the demonic god who you supposedly offed. Having had a little…
Review: Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 swings onto PC with a port which isn’t quite ready for Broadway
If you’ve been enjoying the Insomniac Spider-Man games previously on PC, Spider-Man 2 absolutely scratches more of the same itch.
Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is another fantastic iteration on the Team Ninja formula
Our two action aficionados gather to chat about Team Ninja’s latest.
Severed Review – A cut above
Severed might just be the best implementation of cutting I’ve seen in a game so far. Then again, I have zero experience with this type of game in the mobile scene, but as it stands, Severed is impressive enough just for how far it takes the concept of slashing with its surprisingly deep gameplay, cooky visuals…
Last night I had the strangest Dreams
You can create some beautiful and fun things in Dreams, but only a dedicated minority will have the energy and drive to actually do so.
Microsoft is buying Activision Blizzard, continuing the consolidation of the industry
Microsoft’s steadily building a monopoly. That’s not a good thing.