Magic Hour: ‘DUSK’ review
It’s important to remember your roots, without them you lose sight of what made you, you. This seems to sometimes be an issue with the...
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Games of the World War I
100 years ago the guns of the Western Front fell silent, marking the end of the first World War. For over four years, countries from...
‘RimWorld’ Review: The Edge of Perfect
'RimWorld' is not just a great game for fans of the management genre, but a truly amazing game that anyone interested in seeing what happens...
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Heavy is the Head: ‘Pathfinder: Kingmaker’ Review
Thanks to a successful Kickstarter, Owlcat games and RPG legend Chris Avellone have attempted to bring Pathfinder to the digital realm. Is this a throne worth sitting on,...
In The Shadows: ‘Phantom Doctrine’ Review
Despite taking place not that long ago, there’s still a lot we don’t know about The Cold War, shadows mixed into enigmas shrouded by a...
Pan Fried: ‘Ultimate Fishing Sim’ Review
Like many simulator titles, Ultimate Fishing Sim foregoes any sort of setup or plot....
Cyberpunk 1994: ‘System Shock’ Source Port Update Released
Anyone and everyone is familiar with System Shock 2, the massively influential sci-fi horror title that’s the direct predecessor to Dead Space, Bioshock, and Alien: Isolation among others. But...
Now is the Perfect Time to Get Into ‘Divinity: Original Sin 2’
One year ago Larian released Divinity: Original Sin 2, the sequel to their 2014 hit title once again kick-started by fans of the genre. To...
The Depressing Legacy of the ‘Jagged Alliance’ Series
Look up any list of the greatest strategy games on PC and without a doubt, the name Jagged Alliance will show up somewhere. Whether it be...
Devolver E3 2018 Wrap Up: Nothing Short of Batshit Insane
Last year Devolver made the surprise announcement that they would be hosting their first ever E3 event. In regular Devolver fashion, this was nothing short...
E3 2018 Bethesda Wrap Up: A Vast Improvement Over Last Year
E3 2018 is now well underway, with EA’s attempt at a conference, and Microsoft’s banger of one. Next is everyone’s favorite purveyor of mayhem, Bethesda,...
Valve Embraces Anarchy, Throws the Floodgates Open
Content curation is a really tricky art, one that no platform has seemed to get correct yet. Youtube is floundering with notification systems that don’t...
Stomping Ground: ‘Battletech’ Review
It’s been a long time since the Battletech franchise released a strategy game, with Mech Commander 2 being released in 2001. The series has found much...
Ship-shape: ‘Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire’ Review
2015's Pillars of Eternity was, for long time fans of old CRPG titles, a total return to form, and in many ways was the Baldur's Gate...
Extreme Lows: ‘Radical Heights’ is Everything Wrong With Early Access
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has created nothing short of a shock wave in the modern gaming scene. It’s the new zombies, or military shooters, or WW2 shooters...
Why Do We Still Care About ‘Far Cry 2’?
Every time a new Far Cry game is released, without fail, regardless of how good or bad the new title is, the conversation will eventually turn...
Stupid Cupid: ‘Super Seducer’ is Barely a Game
There's a nasty stereotype that male gamers are unable to talk to women, with the outdated image of the unwashed and underdeveloped nerd shuffling his...
‘Kingdom Come: Deliverance’: A Kingmaker with Some Serious Issues
Likely the most talked about aspect of Kingdom Come has been its combat. This is where your enjoyment of the game will live or die, and...
Deep Web: ‘Tangledeep’ Review
Aside from "Open World Survival Horror", few genres have been done to death more than the rogue-like, with randomly created worlds replacing crafted levels and...
‘Metal Gear Survive’ to Require Constant Internet Connection
Metal Gear Survive certainly has an uphill battle facing it. Fans of the Metal Gear series are still fairly salty over both the lack of a proper...