Review: Fading Afternoon is a gritty take on River City Ransom
In Fading Afternoon, you are indeed getting too old for this shit.
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The life of a smuggler is a tough one in SmuggleCraft
Fell off a cliff and died in an explosion. Caught by the cops and executed for crimes I didn’t commit. Eaten by wildlife after surviving a crash. Struck with amnesia, living a peaceful life as a baker. These are a few of the ways my career as a smuggler came to an end in SmuggleCraft….
Shadow of the Erdtree is a smaller, better Elden Ring
Callum and Eduardo chat about Elden Ring’s DLC and the highs and lows therein.
Eduardo’s Top Games of 2022
After a rough 2022, our south of the border correspondent stops by to share his favorite games of the year.
Review: Jett: The Far Shore crosses the galaxy in a gorgeous but tedious fashion
Afflicted with some atrocious performance problems, Jett predominantly left me feeling frustrated rather than awed.
Review: Breath of Death VII: The Beginning Reanimated is a well made remaster of the indie parody RPG
If you didn’t play the original at the time, or are a new player finding it for the first time, Breath of Death VII is an easy recommendation.
Surviving The Long Dark
The above screenshot was taken around 4 am in-game time. I’d just found shelter after being forced to retreat due to nearly catching the attention of a wolf. It was a small bunkhouse at the end of a path lined with log fence posts. There were barely any supplies, nor any place to make a…
The Girl and the Robot Review – A promising start
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…
E3 2015 – Remember that time Gandalf drove the Delorean across the yellow brick road? Yeah, LEGO Dimensions
Out of the many games we got to see at E3 2015, the one I took the most for granted was LEGO Dimensions. Surely it would be yet another Skylanders-styled collectible figurine game, but this time with a LEGO license tied to it, right? To my surprise, LEGO Dimensions didn’t feel like just another rehash of the same…
Dev Q&A – Never Alone: Kisima Ingitchuna
Never Alone: Kisima Ingitchuna is certainly a striking game. That’s mostly thanks to its unique roots, that grew out of the very rich background of the native folk of Alaska. And while it took quite a bit of time to see this particular culture get the spotlight in a game, it was very well worth…