Andrew McMahon
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Two years after the tumultuous release of the original, Deck13 is giving things another shot, once again bringing players back to their unique, machine-driven dystopian future with The Surge 2.
Anytime a game comes around that takes a lot of inspiration from the Donkey Kong series it usually grabs my attention immediately. Alongside being the first platformer I’ve ever played, the action-packed, rhythmic gameplay of Donkey Kong 64 still holds up today, cementing its place as one of my favorite...
At first glance, it is entirely possible to mistake Citizens of Space’s toon-ish look and setting for a PG-rated video game version of Rick and Morty. In reality, it is actually a loose sequel to the 2015 JRPG, Citizens of Earth.
Observation isn’t a conventional video game. Whether it’s the gameplay, plot, or even its take on horror, everything about No Code’s sci-fi thriller is unorthodox.
At first glance, SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech shouldn’t work. Not only does the title’s genre vastly differ from its predecessors, with SteamWorld Dig 2 being a Metroidvania and SteamWorld Heist a tactics title, but it also does so by existing in the niche space that is RPG card games.
Despite my fervent love for RPGs, the appeal of the intricacies of the side-scrolling 2D action RPG genre has always eluded me. Yet, whether it was Dragon Marked for Death’s awesome name or the development team – Inti Creates (Mega Man Zero, Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon) – behind it,...
Time travel is always going to be a tricky subject for telling a coherent narrative, as paradoxes, alternate timelines, and the general science behind it tends to lead to a lot of confusion and inaccuracies. While Steins;Gate Elite certainly isn’t exempt from being confusing, its overall execution not only prevents...
