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Stray
Stray is certainly a game that grabs your attention. The core concept of a cat exploring a dark Blade-Runner-esque post-apocalyptic world is intriguing, and the game’s vivid, ultra-detailed presentation is pretty astounding considering this game’s the work of a small first-time studio. It’s no surprise Stray immediately jumped to the...
Redout 2
I love racing games, especially the futuristic racer genre. You can thank FAST Racing League for that (and, to a lesser extent, Star Wars Racer). The thrill of accelerating to impossibly high speeds on gravity-defying courses is just exhilarating. So, when Redout 2 was announced, I was hooked on it...
Fifteen months ago, Polish developer People Can Fly (Painkiller, Gears of War: Judgment, Bulletstorm, and Fortnite: Save the World) released the third-person shooter/RPG Outriders.
Starship Troopers is, and likely always will be, a film I love. There's no doubt that it has more than a few things you can criticise it over, but it's a very entertaining film with a lot to say about humanity. Very little of what it has to say is...
Sonic Origins
You’d be hard-pressed to find any games that have been re-released and rehashed as many times as Sega’s classic Sonic the Hedgehog titles. It’s difficult to name a platform they haven’t been ported to, from consoles to mobile devices, to your streaming stick, and a multitude of compilations featuring the...
AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES – nirvanA Initiative marks the second title in what most thought would be a one-and-done mystery presented by infamous scenario director Kotaro Uchikoshi. After the mystery of the New Cyclops Serial Killings was neatly wrapped up, it seemed like the story of Date, Mizuki and Aiba...
Way back in my younger years, when I was but an innocent child, unaware of the horrors of this world; wrapped up in my safety blanket and sneaking looks at naughty pictures, I was also a fan of a number of the mascot platformers: Spyro the Dragon; Crash the Bandicoot;...
Work sucks, I know. If it’s not physically demanding, it’s mentally exhausting. Even if you have the easiest, comfiest job position, I can say for certain you’re not being paid enough to do it. And with wage stagnation, an ever-expanding wealth divide, and an apathetic world, it’s only getting worse....
The Mario Strikers games have always stuck out amongst the plumber’s various athletic outings. While most Mario sports titles follow a tried-and-true formula – simple arcade action with a handful of somewhat superfluous Nintendo touches – Strikers offers dialed-up intensity and complexity served with a heaping dose of 2000s-era ‘tude...
Sniper Elite 5
Sniper Elite holds a special place in my heart being the simulation shooter with a higher percentage of exploding testicles and kneecaps than nearly any other big budget shooter on the market. Now more than 65 years removed from World War II, the team at Rebellion continues to find innovative...
It’s hard to find fault with the Evil Dead franchise in movies and TV (unless you’re the type that just doesn’t enjoy fun), but video games? Poor Ash has had a less-than-groovy time when it comes to video games. From the original Commodore 64 title to the various 2000s-era attempts...
Alright, alright. Let's just throw the comparison everyone will make out of the way. Yes, DEADCRAFT looks like a Borderlands rip-off at first glance. You can't be blamed for thinking such in terms of the art style and the overall feel. But this game is entirely different in so many...
