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?
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Review: Mortal Shell is a contained sous-like experience of the highest quality
A very pleasant surprise that is very much worth lighting a bonfire for.
Review: Assetto Corsa Competizione shines on PS4 and Xbox One
A racing title for the real racing enthusiast.
Chimera Squad is XCOM on a smaller scale
Chimera Squad has its flaws, but it’s still XCOM and it’s still good.
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 chat with Eiko about the Ori and the Blind Forest randomizer
We sat down with EikotheBlue, a member of the Ori randomizer community, to chat about the appeal of randomizers, their contributions, and Ori in general.
Sparklite is a great dose of roguelite action
Sparklite isn’t a terribly long or difficult game — and that’s great. With how many games vie for our attention these days, something quick and simple always makes for a nice change of pace. Being able to play a game from start to finish without having to invest weeks worth of play is a godsend…
Code Vein is a Souls-like with some refreshing ideas
It’s easy to dismiss it as just “anime Dark Souls,” but Code Vein’s take on the Souls formula is well worth a look.
Getting the band together with Kine
A heartwarming story and a ton of charm make this jazzy puzzler worth your time.
Everything we saw at PAX West 2019
PAX West wrapped up a couple weeks ago. As my first time attending, it was surprising just how different it felt from E3. PAX being a properly public-facing show, the whole event felt a lot more adjusted for general attendees, with lines moving quickly (I could actually spend my free time on the floor trying…