Games and Tech Holiday Gift Guide 2019
2019 was a big year for video games. It saw the release of Death Stranding, Red Dead Remption 2 got a PC port, and sleepers like Outer Wilds and […]
Review: Though Not the Most Realistic, VR Ping Pong Pro Is a Fun Game of Ping Pong
Virtual reality remains a niche. Sure, the VR exclusive Half-Life: Alyx will probably help propel it into the mainstream, but despite PSVR selling over four million headsets, the whole […]
Preview: Don’t Die, Minerva! Is a Roguelike That Invokes Binding of Isaac and Luigi’s Mansion
11-year old Minerva is a precocious little explorer, who ends up getting in over her head when she finds an abandoned mansion in the middle of the woods. Donning her […]
Review: The Pit: Infinity Is an Infinite Garbage Pit, and You Can’t Make Me Go Back
I have a serious craving for a great first-person roguelike or rogue-lite. Mothergunship and Tower of Guns managed to capture the bullet hell feel of some roguelikes, and while they […]
Review: Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order is Cinematic, and a Successful Hodgepodge of Game Design
I grew up as a Star Wars nerd. I played every Star Wars game I could get my hands on during the glory days of Lucasarts, and it felt like […]
Review: Stadia’s Game Streaming is Great, but it’s Dead on Arrival
Game streaming is a term I started to hear about around the time Netflix started dedicating themselves to streaming movies instead of continuing their mail-in disc system. I think the […]
Review: Hideo Kojima Delivers With Death Stranding
I have a confession: I’ve never really played a Hideo Kojima game. Silent Hill always looked like the type of game I’d play, but I never got around to the […]
Preview: The Logan Playtest Party Returns Tomorrow for its Sixth Year
What do The Logan Theatre, C2E2, Revolution Brewing and The Nerdologues have in common? We suspect a lot of things, but among those is a love for all things nerdy. […]
Preview: With a Large Enough Community The Endless Mission Has the Potential to Live up to its Name
Have you ever sat around playing a game, wishing you could change aspects of it? Or perhaps you always wanted to learn how to make games, but could never find […]
Review: Sparklite Is an Addictive Rogue-Lite with Retro Charm
Sparklite is a top-down, action adventure game developed by RedBlue Games and published by Merge Games. Set in the constantly changing world of Geodia, you play as Ada, a young mechanic […]
Disney+ has Disney Classics, Marvel and Star Wars, but also a Whole Heap of Obscure Nostalgia
Disney Plus finally launched today, and there’s lots of buzz about the selection of Marvel movies and shows, and the excitement of Disney finally “unlocking the vault” and letting their […]
Review: Superliminal is a Puzzler that Challenges your Perspective–Literally
I’m probably going to use the word “clever” more than once during this review. I can’t escape it. Superliminal is just such a damned clever game. I’ve played plenty […]