My Friend Pedro is a side scrolling shooter with a thing for bananas and acrobatic gunplay. Now, those aren’t two things that I would normally associate with each other, but developer […]
Review: My Friend Pedro’s Acrobatic Gunplay is Bananas
How We Got the Most Out of Rage 2’s Dry Wasteland
Rage 2 wasn’t the best. Luckily, at this year’s E3 (link to coverage) it was announced that it was going to get some much needed love. Check out Bethesda’s “All the Rage” […]
Review: “Fjord Noir” Draugen is Lonely, Haunting, and Gorgeous
I love adventure games, and the folks at Red Thread Games have a pretty impressive adventure game pedigree with titles like Dreamfall Chapters, with some at Red Thread making adventure games since […]
Our E3 2019 Round-Up and Impressions
Another year, another Electronic Entertainment Expo (better known as E3); and this year’s was the leakiest in recent memory. It feels like every major game announcement was spoiled for me on […]
Review: Warhammer Chaosbane is a Serviceable Diablo 3 Clone that Scratches the ARPG Itch
Warhammer Chaosbane is here. Developed by Eko Software, makers of the How to Survive Series, this was a hotly anticipated action role-playing game. Part Vermintide, part Diablo, Chaosbane looked exactly like the […]
Review: Beat Saber is a VR Phenomenon, and Now We Know Why
Okay, we might be a little late getting on the Beat Saber hype train, but we’re glad we’re finally here. Beat Saber is a rhythm game where you have to use two […]
Review: Observation has Compelling Mysteries, but is a Mixed Bag
I’m a sucker for science fiction, especially sci-fi mystery that brings you into situations that have an obvious mystery: derelict spaceships/stations, unexplained phenomena, etc. So Observation was right up my alley—it has […]
Preview: A Mix of Hardy Boys and Stranger Things Makes The Blackout Club Stand Out
Stranger Things is set to return this summer, and what’s a better way to get you in the mood for some kids fighting against mysterious forces than a game about kids fighting […]
Review: Tabletop Gods is a Colorful War of Gods
Ghost Fish Games’ Tabletop Gods fashions you as a god, facing off against another god. You are both waging a proxy war from the heavens, with demons, humans and the undead as your […]
Review: Rage 2 is an Incredible Shooter Buried in a Massive and Boring Open World
The hype was real. I mean, really real. Rage wasn’t the best game, but I was one of the few people that actually liked its Borderlands meets Fallout aesthetic and super-fast, […]
Review: A Plague Tale: Innocence is Beautiful, Horrifying, Poignant
Minor spoilers follow: You can tell when a game is made with passion, and A Plague Tale: Innocence just oozes that feeling. Developer Asobo Studio, developer of 2016’s ReCore, has crafted a […]
Review: Days Gone is a Long, Slow Burn That is Surprisingly Good
Very minor story spoilers follow: When I first saw the announcement for Days Gone at last year’s E3, I immediately thought, “why do we need this game?” I mean, it’s an […]
