There’s something about history that pulls me in every single time. Not the dry textbook kind, but the one I taught when I was a teacher. The stories, voices, and...
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In Life is Strange: Reunion, Max Caulfield is once again trying to cope with the mess her own powers have created throughout the series. Deck Nine’s latest entry is supposed...
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The video game icon that started with a flash game on Newgrounds is back. Not in the pixelated form we associate with him, but in glorious 3D. (more…)
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Metroidvania usually comes in two types. There is one that blows you away from the start, mostly since they are household names. And then there’s a certain kind of game...
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When I started playing Marathon for my review, I had the same reaction that I usually have to this type of game: Apathy. I didn't care for another online extraction...
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Fatal Frame isn’t loud horror that keeps throwing scares at you. It’s much quieter, and somehow that makes it even more unsettling, especially in the moments where nothing really seemed...
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Project Songbird is a passion project by Conner Rush of Fyre Games that has been five years in the making. This horror indie game is clearly inspired by cinematic psychological...
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Step aside, Mario, there's a new mushroom-based hero in town! Hermit may not be the most handsome or talkative of heroes, but he could well be the bravest senior citizen...
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Crimson Desert, a game that’s been hyped since its initial reveal and with flying dragons, exhilarating combat, an open world with RPG elements, and amazing graphics that's no surprise. The...
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I've always had a soft spot for Scott Pilgrim, since there are few franchises that capture the chaotic energy of gaming culture. Bryan Lee O’Malley’s cult comic series has always...
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