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Extreme sports games had their moment back in the late 90s and early 2000s, before hitting the skids hard and largely disappearing. In more recent years there’s been some halting attempts to restart the genre, but nothing had quite stuck. Well, Ubisoft is hoping extreme sports fans have an appetite...

Nathan Birch·November 2, 2021
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Mashing together card games and role-playing games has become a rather common genre in recent years, both in terms of video games and their offline tabletop brethren. Rarely do you see the two mingle more than offering up a player’s abilities and powers from a deck of cards or perhaps...

Kai Tatsumoto·October 27, 2021
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I should mention beforehand that I'm not the greatest fan of real-time strategy games. This is odd because I have a considerable background in the genre, playing games like Age of Empires. However, I believe that my liking of games like that may have been because I played it with...

Ule Lopez·October 26, 2021
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When Square Enix signed the multi-year, multi-game partnership with Marvel to create games based on its prized IPs, Avengers was arguably the biggest intellectual property in entertainment. Infinity War was already on the horizon, due to launch in theaters about fifteen months later, and the hype for the hugely anticipated...

Alessio Palumbo·October 25, 2021
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If you had come to me seven years ago and told me that Age of Empires would be a thing again, I would have called you a fool. I would have said to you that Age of Empires is dead, Microsoft killed it and that Microsoft should piss off out...

Chris Wray·October 25, 2021
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Japanese role-playing games are among my personal favorite genre of games to play through and for me, mechanics trumps all. That’s why when Square-Enix announced a game that would be purely mechanical driven without any of the fluff like story or setting, I was immediately curious about what a project...

Kai Tatsumoto·October 23, 2021
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The more I play Supermassive Games' The Dark Pictures Anthology series, the more familiar and comfortable I get with the format. During one of the longer cutscenes in House of Ashes, I was laid back watching it and happened to miss a quick thing. I pressed the left arrow key...

Chris Wray·October 21, 2021
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Forgive me, father, for I have sinned. Before FIFA 22, it had been five years since I last owned the Adam Johnson of the games industry. Part-way through the story of Alex Hunter, I realised it was time for me to put my money where my mouth is. I decided...

Chris Wray·October 17, 2021
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Imagine living in the happiest town in the world, where everything is all sunshine and rainbows, and nothing seems to be capable of disrupting so much serenity. Imagine having to investigate why this town is so peaceful. Imagine discovering a truly beastly secret. Welcome to Rainy Woods. Welcome to The...

Francesco De Meo·October 14, 2021
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Is there still room for innovation in the first-person shooter market? Sometimes it feels like everything’s already been done and anything new on the scene is just trying to be another something – another Call of Duty, another Overwatch, another Fortnite. Despite this somewhat stagnant state of affairs, freshman Montreal-based...

Nathan Birch·October 13, 2021
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The Left 4 Dead series had a massive impact on video games as a whole, featuring many of the mechanics that still power modern co-op games. Despite the series' success and legacy, Left 4 Dead has disappeared from the spotlight, leaving fans no choice but to play the two classic...

Francesco De Meo·October 12, 2021
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Blizzard is a studio with several classics under its belt. Many a PC gamer grew up on Blizzard titles like Warcraft, Diablo and Starcraft, and I'm one of them. Despite the toxic work environment, which means you're allegedly more likely to get abused than to be offered a cup of...

Chris Wray·October 10, 2021
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