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There are a lot (a lot) of Warhammer video games out there, to the point they sometimes seem to blend into one big, samey sea of spiked shoulder pads and giant swords, but the upcoming Warhammer 40K: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters is aiming to carve out its unique niche amongst...
Wii Sports occupies a strange space in video game history. Nintendo’s motion-controlled minigame collection is probably their most successful product ever, and yet, who talks about the game today? Wii Sports sold 10s of millions of Wiis more-or-less singlehandedly, influenced Nintendo’s entire output for a generation, and then… we collectively...
There are a good number of options for fans of sci-fi 4X strategy these days, with games like Age of Wonders: Planetfall, Endless Space, and Stellaris, just to name a few, but few franchises have a longer and or more successful legacy than Galactic Civilizations. Stardock has been turning out...
Shortly before the turn of the millennium, Squaresoft was churning out iconic RPGs that have easily stood the test of time. It was only four years removed from the Super Nintendo release of Chrono Trigger and the scriptwriter for that legendary role-playing game, Masato Kato, was helming the Chrono Cross...
Casting aside the instruction booklet when building something with Lego is always a bit of a risk, but developer TT Games has decided to chuck their tried-and-true blueprint with Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. For years, TT Games’ Lego titles came out like clockwork and didn’t really change much...
When thinking about video games set in the wild Old West, the Red Dead Redemption series instantly comes to mind, and for very good reason. The two open-world games made by Rockstar Games are not only great in their own right, but they are also among the few ones that...
Kirby fans are nothing if not patient. Nintendo franchises first started making the leap to 3D over 25 years ago, but while the likes of Mario, Link, and Samus got to stretch their legs in the third dimension, Kirby has stuck to charming yet simple 2D platformers and the occasional...
Borderlands sells itself of crass humour and billions of similar but technically different weaponry. The model, originally established over a decade ago, has served Gearbox well through several games and spinoffs since. Tiny Tina, the miniature explosive expert, became an instant fan favorite when she was introduced in the second...
When Microsoft acquired Bethesda holding company ZeniMax Media for $8.1 billion, it inherited two timed exclusivity deals Bethesda had made with Sony for the games Deathloop and Ghostwire: Tokyo. The latter is the new IP developed by Tango Gameworks, the Japanese studio established by industry legend Shinji Mikami (Resident Evil,...
The Syberia series may not be among the most popular adventure game series nowadays, but the world and characters created by Benoit Sokal still have a place in the heart of all that experienced the first two classic entries in the series.
Today, we take a look at another fighting game that will be sharing the spotlight with another hyped-up upcoming release. The game in question is Phantom Breaker: Omnia. A game I talked about at length while doing coverage for the news. I’m sure that many players know it for another...
If you were to find me a decade ago and tell me that Square-Enix wants to make a prequel to the first Final Fantasy, I might call you crazy. If you added on that the main character wants nothing more than to kill Chaos and listen to an off-brand Limp...
