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The meme game. Games like Untitled Goose Game and Goat Simulator have made a ton of success over the past years by simply being jokes disguised as interactive entertainment. They have become particularly successful with streamers in platforms like Twitch and YouTube. Sadly, most of them outstay their welcome quite...
You can always count on Devolver, and its trustworthy partner studios, to release a game with a very interesting gameplay loop or premise, stuff you’ve never thought one would ever bother to come up with. Coming from the same people behind the Reigns games, as well as the oddly amusing...
When I first received FAIRY TAIL: Beach Volleyball Havoc, I immediately began thinking of when I could play this without anyone I knew or cared about seeing me. I only knew two things about FAIRY TAIL, and both of them were Lucy, so a game based around swimwear was alarming....
In 2012, Suda51 and James Gunn came together to bring life to a pretty wild concept. They thought up a cheerleader that doubles as a zombie killing badass. If that sounds familiar, it’s probably because that notion captures the Buffy the Vampire Slayer essence. Lollipop Chainsaw has sold upwards of...
What the Car?
Weird little puzzle games are the bread and butter of the mobile market. While more and more ambitious titles like Wuthering Waves ask players to commit their whole damn lives to a free RPG that sprawls endlessly, the vast majority of casual players will pick up their phones, do a...
We all thought such a collection was impossible. Imagine having to deal with Marvel and Disney in order to unearth a bunch of non-E rated games released more than two decades ago. We’ve seen how draconian those companies could be with their IPs. Remember Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite? Yes, you...
The retro horror comeback has been one of my favourites in years. Not only do we have the recent re-releases of the classic Resident Evil titles. But we’ve had new games that take the best of old-school horror and bring in more modern sensibilities, may that be better control schemes,...
I played a preview version of Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland back in March. That title was announced from out of thin air, and not by one of the usual suspects GameMill or Outright Games, the publishers usually dropping licensed titles at a near-industrial pace. It was a brand new indie...
I would be lying if I told I had grown up playing the original Shadow of the Ninja, or if I had ever played it in the past. My knowledge of ninja-based action platformers on the NES started and ended with Tecmo’s Ninja Gaiden, or at least prior to the...
Age of Mythology. One of my favorite games of all time. My second favorite strategy game ever made, only trailing behind Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds. When I heard of Microsoft bringing it back with a brand new remake/ster/whatever, Age of Mythology: Retold, boy was I hyped… but also slightly skeptical....
The Five Nights At Freddy’s franchise has been on a real rollercoaster in the past ten years. We’ve had an assortment of games full of jumpscares that took YouTube by storm. Then we had a really strange RPG in FNAF World that no one can decide if it’s good, bad,...
