The Zone is calling you back to Mutant Year Zero in the ‘Seed of Evil’ DLC
If you’ve been looking for a good excuse to jump back into Mutant Year Zero, you’re in luck.
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Review: Destroy All Humans! 2 Reprobed tries a little too hard
The second remake in the Destroy All Humans! series sees a shift in tone, with terrible jokes that should’ve stayed back in 2006.
Review: There’s bound to be minigame to cure what ails you in Potion Permit
Potion Permit is a charming and easygoing game that goes a little beyond what its premise might have you assume.
Tears of the Kingdom is the new blueprint for Zelda and I’m not sure how to feel
Breath of the Wild was groundbreaking, and Tears of the Kingdom a fantastic follow-up, but there’s only so long the novelty of open worlds can last before fatigue sets in.
Review: Equally addicting and frustrating, Ball x Pit is pure bouncing insanity
Ball x Pit is a weird combination of genres that is pure chaos and a whole lot of fun.
Felicity’s Top Games of 2022
Entertainium’s Contributing Editor starts off the new year by saying goodbye to the old one with their list of top games!
Between the tee and the lie, between the break and the fly, between the green and the sky, there’s Everybody’s Golf
In the world of gaming, the sport of golf has occupied a rather unique space. There are often two main types of golf games, generally: those focused on a realistic, accurate depiction of the sport as it is played in real life, and the fanciful versions that journey into the world of magical realism. It’s…
Review: Dreamscaper is slow to start, but worth the investment
Dreamscaper takes a bit of time to really get going, but provides plenty of satisfying action once it does.
Review: Spelunky
There hasn’t been a game as frustratingly charming as Spelunky in quite a while. This high definition remake of the free internet sensation developed by Derek Yu is incredibly deep in almost every sense of the word. Just be ready to die a lot if you choose to play Spelunky. It’s not for the faint of heart nor…
Cities: Skylines Review
Cities: Skylines is hard to fault. It’s efficient. It’s concise. It’s streamlined. It doesn’t have shoe-horned multiplayer. It doesn’t tax your computer. It supports a massive amount of land. It’s cheap. And most of all, it supports a modding community. Skylines is the SimCity that everyone wanted at a much more aggressive price point. If…