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Sometimes it’s good to be bad. Sure, James Bond is cool and all, but occasionally you’d rather be Ernst Blofeld commanding lackeys, torturing spies, and petting Persian cats. The original Evil Genius aimed to fulfill that fantasy, allowing players to design their own elaborate supervillain lair. A sequel was supposed...

Nathan Birch·March 29, 2021
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Hazelight Studios founder Josef Fares certainly doesn’t lack ambition. His last game, A Way Out, was an innovative and affecting co-op crime drama built on an indie budget, and his latest project, It Takes Two, pushes things even harder. In Fares’ own always-colorful words, his new puzzle-platformer-shooter-dungeon-hack-flight-sim-rom-com (to mention just...

Nathan Birch·March 24, 2021
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Immortals Fenyx Rising may not be among the most original open-world games released in recent years, but it is a solid offering that can provide a few hours of fun thanks to its inventive puzzles, solid combat, and a story that never takes itself too seriously.

Francesco De Meo·March 24, 2021
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Murder on Eridanos, the second DLC planned as part of The Outer Worlds' Season Pass, is out today. Following the previous release of Peril on Gorgon, there has been no indication there will be any more downloadable content for The Outer Worlds, making this possibly the last DLC before the...

Alessio Palumbo·March 17, 2021
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There's always a time when you do one thing a little too much. My go-to move for a preview or review subtitle is to go with a song title or lyrics from an apt song. I wanted to go with "We Built This City" for Stronghold: Warlords, but I've already...

Chris Wray·March 13, 2021
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Adol Christin, adventurer extraordinaire, doesn't know how to sit still. His unquenchable thirst for adventure brought him all over the known world and made him discover forgotten secrets while getting into all sorts of troubles. Fans of the series have loved getting out of all these troubles while in Adol's...

Francesco De Meo·March 1, 2021
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Brave Sir Arthur's tale of love and loss is a timeless classic that ranks among the most iconic of Capcom storylines. Going from enjoying an afternoon picnic with Princess Prin Prin to having to rescue her from the clutches of some abducting demons is quite the turnabout, but our hero...

Kai Tatsumoto·February 25, 2021
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The Roguelike express shows no signs of slowing down. The once-niche genre has exploded in popularity in recent years with countless games from developers both big and small flooding the market. The novelty of dying and retrying arguably wore off a while ago, and yet, just when you think you...

Nathan Birch·February 23, 2021
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It feels like once every WiiU game has been ported to the Switch, the WiiU itself will cease to be. Each WiiU will shake off the dust it has gathered for years under the tv and ascend into the sky, lost in a flash of glorious light. And maybe at...

Rosh Kelly·February 10, 2021
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It's always nice when you do well in a game. This is particularly true if you do well in an online game where you're pitting your mettle against other living, breathing, creatures. It's always up for debate if the person at the other side of the screen is a form...

Chris Wray·February 5, 2021
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Among the tabletop role-playing games published by White Wolf Publishing, Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood is definitely among the most interesting, featuring a setting that combines modern themes with typical fantasy elements and an endless battle involving werewolves and other similar creatures to keep the balance in our world, defeat...

Francesco De Meo·February 4, 2021
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Immortals Fenyx Rising is one of the most surprising games released in 2020. While the game didn't look all that different from Zelda: Breath of the Wild in trailers, Immortals Fenyx Rising is a very enjoyable open-world experience that has a lot going on that makes it more than a...

Francesco De Meo·January 28, 2021
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