Bluepoint’s ‘Demon’s Souls’ Remake Has Finally Emerged From the Deep Fog
Bluepoint's long rumored Demon's Souls Remake has emerged from the Deep Fog giving players the chance to see where Dark Souls all started....
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Great Moments in Gaming: Maiden Astraea in ‘Demon’s Souls’
by Mike Worby
The most memorable Arch Demon battle in all of Demon's Souls is more akin to an assassination mission, and an uncomfortable one at that....
Most Important Games of the Decade: ‘Dark Souls’
by Mike Worby
Despite the difficulty and learning curve, gamers are still flocking to the Dark Souls series, and the genre it spawned, in massive numbers....
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‘The Surge 2’ Review: Not Broke, Not Fixed
Instead of trying to reinvent the wheel, Deck 13 has very smartly kept things simple, with slight iterations and an increased confidence in their vision...
‘Blasphemous’ Review: For God’s Sake
I’m not a religious man, but have often found the gruesome and twisted fiction it can give rise to utterly fascinating. As such, Blasphemous instantly...
The Best Games of the 1990s
by Staff
Gaming has changed a lot in the last 30 years. From pixels to polygons, from barely workable 3D to incredibly complex gaming worlds, and from...
How My Blood Boils: Ranking the Bosses of ‘Sekiro’
by Mike Worby
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a game that enters into a long held tradition of From Software games with gnarly difficulty and epic bosses. Bosses aren’t...
A Brief History of From Software’s Joke Bosses
by Mike Worby
Every From game for the last decade has included one boss that seems to exist solely for the purpose of making a perverted or childish...
‘Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice’: A White Knuckle Gauntlet of Intense Precision
by Mike Worby
In essence Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a game about precision. Knowing the exact moment when to hit the block or dodge button will literally mean the...
The General and the Precise Moment ‘Sekiro’ Clicks
by Mike Worby
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice follows in a long line of brutally difficult games from the sadists at FromSoftware. From the mind-shattering learning curve of Demon’s Souls to...
‘Dark Souls Remastered’ Nintendo Switch Review: Prepare to Why
by Maxwell N
Dark Souls is finally on the Switch, but does it need to be?...
Gamescom 2018 Hands-on: ‘Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice’ Will Please Everyone
As a massive fan of From Software’s Soulsborne series, I have found myself adrift in catch-22s surrounding Hidetaka Miyazaki’s brain-children as of late. As much...
The Remake Dilemma
The eighth generation of gaming could be described as many things. It can be described as a generation filled with examples of mature storytelling, incredible...
FromSoftware’s ‘Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice’ and ‘Metal Wolf Chaos XD’ — What We Know So Far
by Maxwell N
E3 2018 has been a bit of a biggie in terms of new game announcements, despite the amount of leaks that made it all seem...
‘Dark Souls Remastered’ Streamlines and Improves Upon an Already Brilliant Game
by Mike Worby
When it comes to a game like Dark Souls, there are certain things to consider. These are factors that don’t apply in other games even, let...
‘Dark Souls: Remastered’ – A Mouth-Watering Prospect for Newbies
by John Websell
Okay, so I have a confession to make right off the bat: I’m not a total Dark Souls newbie. A couple years back, I picked...
The Games That Inspired ‘Assassin’s Creed: Origins’
A Quick History I’ve never been a massive Assassin’s Creed fan, but there is no denying the impact the series has had on the broader...
9 Years Later: Nothing Has Been the Same Since ‘Demon’s Souls’
by Maxwell N
Around the mid to late 2000s, I began to notice that video games at large were becoming increasingly passive experiences. Maybe part of this was...
Game Boys, Ep. 89: Co-op and Cardboard Coming to Switch
by Tim Maison
After the highly hyped and overly anticipated (though not actually promoted) Nintendo Direct Mini on January 11, 2018 and the utterly unknown, and unanticipated announcement...
Top 10 Games with Staff Writer, George Cheese
I firmly believe that people's favorite games are those they play in their teenage and early adult years, and, well, that's where I'm at now....