2019 was an exhausting year. So much so that I’m making this bold claim with a full month still left to go. That’s how writing works! And still, with thirty days still left to go, I’m dead tired. This past year really took it out of me in many different ways, but one thing helped…
The idea of playing as a sniper in World War 2 makes for an excellent premise for a videogame, one that could possibly give space to a host of different stories and titles. Sniper Elite 4 still has little in the way of story, but its setting is probably one of the franchise’s potentially most…
Praise be the power of pizza!
Bionic Bay has a unique pixel art aesthetic which coats a need for deep reserves of precision and patience.
Date Everything! is silly, lighthearted and full of joie de vivre. Miss this date at your peril.
One of gaming’s most influential titles makes a brilliant comeback in Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord.
Atlus’ re-release of the first three games in the series through Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection isn’t the ideal compilation for these classic portable RPGs, but it’s the best one that we’re likely to get.
Of all film franchises that have had any influence of videogames, the one that I can imagine have made the deepest contribution has got to be the Mad Max series. Games like Borderlands and The Last of Us have painted gorgeously distopic experiences, each on their own unique way, based somewhat on what Mad Max…
QUByte Interactive’s Top Racer Collection brings three of the most beloved 16-bit racers that certainly left their mark back in the day.
Mimimi Games resurrected stealth strategy games – now, they aim to move them forwards with Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew.
