‘ECHO’ is the Chess of Modern Video Games
Created by ex-IO Interactive developers, 'ECHO' is an intriguing stealth game which focuses on the player teaching the AI how to defeat them....
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Talking Point: Denuvo, DRM and Game Preservation
Talking Point is a weekly series that posits a question concerning the gaming industry. We encourage readers, as well as our writers, to offer their...
‘1bitHeart’ is Your Regular Japanese Oddity But Weirder
Developed by the mysterious ???× (Miwashiba), '1bitHeart' is a simplistic friendship simulator published by Playism....
‘Final Fantasy XV’ on PC is a Concern, Not a Relief
Square Enix is having a great year thanks to the release of NieR: Automata (March), Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age (July), and Final Fantasy...
Indie Snippet: ’29’, the Abstract Moving Piece of Art
Under development, '29' is an abstract episodic game which follows Bo and Ao as they pack up their things and give their goodbyes....
Switch Owners, Watch Out for ‘Hover: Revolt of Gamers’
Since its release in March, the Nintendo Switch has managed what the Wii U never achieved: to remain relevant and desirable by media outlets and...
‘Phantom Trigger’ — More Like Phantom Focus
Drawing inspiration from 'Hyper Light Drifter', 'Phantom Trigger' plays well enough but lacks the focus of its predecessor....
Intergalactic Cuteness Guaranteed in ‘Slime Rancher’
Gloriously coming out of Early Access, 'Slime Rancher' is a sure hit and competitor to "Indie Darling of the Year." But how good it really...
Let’s Talk About How the Game Industry Treats Brazilians
Within the international gaming community, Brazilians are either a recurring joke or a reason for angry banters on forums. As one myself, I can’t disagree...
‘Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles’- Too Much of a Good Thing?
'Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles' seems like the perfect casual sandbox on paper, but in reality, it's a mess of dubious choices....
Are ‘Final Fantasy XIV’ Houses a Privilege?
The second expansion to the hit MMO Final Fantasy XIV, Stormblood brings many changes and additions that further improve the game and keep it at...
RuPaul’s Drag Race remains a courageous and fierce achievement in reality television
This week (Friday at 8pm EST on VH1, to be exact), the 9th season of RuPaul’s Drag Race comes to an end. As is expected...
Sony, You Can’t Protect Your Users
Sony’s recent comments regarding cross-platform play and backwards compatibility are a slap in the face to PS4 owners. First, global sales chief Jim Ryan told Time...
The 5th Season of House of Cards Heads Into the Trump Era
One might wonder what someone unaware of politics (and especially the nuances of American politics) has to take out of Netflix’s House of Cards. Starring...
Games, Community, and Homophobia
Over the years we had serious conversations regarding the portrayal of women in media, video games included. As time went by, writers and developers cared...
Games That Changed Our Lives: ‘I’m Scared Of Girls’ – No, Really.
While most gamers spent 2012 immersed in Mass Effect 3, Diablo 3, or still under the spell of the iconic The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim,...
‘Night in the Woods’ — A Beautiful Mess
The newest indie darling 'Night in the Woods' is beautiful, has a fitting soundtrack, and unfortunately fails in many other aspects....
What Can We Expect From The Next ‘Animal Crossing’?
Despite many people’s fears, the release of the Nintendo Switch was a success. Over a month after, Breath of the Wild is still on everyone’s...
‘Phantasy Star Online 2’ is Barbie’s Dream Doll House on Steroids
Disclaimer: We are aware that Phantasy Star Online 2 is only available in Japan. For discussions and information on how to play with translation patches and...
Remembering the Cult Classic ‘Yume Nikki’
First released in 2004, 'Yume Nikki' is a surreal dream exploration art game that became one of the most relevant RPG Maker titles ever made....