Summer Games Fest: Could It Spell The End For E3?
The cancellation of E3 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic struck a blow for the gaming community as it was the first time the event...
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‘Half-Life: Alyx’: Opening the Valve to Disappointment
by Mike Worby
Valve is finally giving gamers a Half-Life sequel in Half-Life Alyx and it's only being marketed to a microcosm of the population....
‘Muse Dash’ Review: A Gorgeous Melody of Anime Aesthetics
Muse Dash is a rhythm game that puts anime aesthetics and song variety above all else. Does it pay off? Click here for the full...
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‘OblivAeon’ is the Perfect Farewell Expansion
by David Harris
OblivAeon is the final and most ambitious expansion to the Sentinel of the Multiverse game, and it adapts the physical game perfectly. ...
‘Dawn of Man’ Review: Bones Waiting to Be Fleshed
by James Baker
'Dawn of Man' is a mammoth skeleton waiting to come alive. With a little more content, it could go from a decent strategy game to...
‘Warhammer: Vermintide 2’ Captures the Brutal Spirit of ‘WFRP’
Warhammer: End Times – Vermintide released in 2015 to popular and critical acclaim. Praised for its lush visual fidelity and satisfying FPS melee combat, Vermintide...
‘Rigid Force Alpha’: Tour de Force
by Zack Rezac
Rigid Force Alpha might be one of the best options for new players, as it’s lower difficulty selections provide ample opportunities to learn the game’s...
‘Stellaris’ — A Star Trek Fantasy
by James Baker
Star Trek and video games have a relationship of omission. While the two have often flirted and contemplated a dalliance affair, it has tragically never...
‘Shadows: Awakening’ Review – Hearkening Back to the Old Days
'Shadows: Awakening' is an Action RPG that seamlessly marries delightful writing, a genius 'world switching' mechanic, combat, magic, and more....
‘Europa Universalis 4: Dharma’ — The Mughal Invasion
by James Baker
The developers of Europa Universalis 4 have endlessly tried to strengthen the mechanics of peace time, particularly with diplomacy and trade. The introduction of a...
‘Guacamelee 2’ Review: The Main Event of Wrestlevania
Guacamelee 2 hasn't gone through a drastic WWE-style character change, but it hasn't performed a heel turn either....
Tank to the Skies: ‘Treadnauts’ Launches on Consoles!
Batten down the hatches and rev up those engines: Treadnauts has launched on consoles! Fans of Smash Bros. and Gunbound will feel right at home...
‘Chasm’ Review – Making the Basic Metroidvania
by Taylor Smith
It’s no stretch to say we’ve been in the retro-revival trend for the better half of a decade now. There have been plenty of good...
‘Yakuza 0’: Money, and Fighting, and More Money
by Maxwell N
The money-themed Yakuza 0 breaks its way on PC, but how does the cult classic series fair with this entry?...
‘Semblance’ Review: Semblance of an Idea
by Maxwell N
Within a sea of platformers in the indie gaming universe, Semblance attempts to offer a new twist; something that doesn’t conform to established notions, but...
Our Gaming Backlogs Will Never Shrink, And That’s OK
The annual period of Gabe Newell memes, aka credit card-ocalypse, aka Steam Summer Sale is upon us and we all know what that means! It’s...
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...
‘Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon’ — A Companion Piece that Stands on its Own
by Maxwell N
Curse of the Moon is a Bloodstained tie-in spinoff that is more than just a quick Kickstarter promise....
‘Machiavillain’ Review: It’s Good to Be Bad
Ever felt like building your own horror mansion, luring victims in, and then... dealing with them? 'Machiavillain' puts you in the shoes of a minion...
‘Kindred Spirits on the Roof’ Warms the Heart
Kindred Spirits demands a considerable time investment to fully appreciate, but the payoff is a myriad of fun and heartfelt tales of high school romance...