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Tennis World Tour 2 confuses me in more than a few ways. Before we even get to the game itself, which almost had me do a Djokovic through tossing my controller away in frustration, there's the perplexing aspect of its development and release. If you don't remember, the original Tennis...

Chris Wray·September 22, 2020
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The image of the Greek Gods is everchanging. Some might not be able to picture Hades without the slick of blue flamed hair thanks to Disney, while others might see him more as a modern depiction of Death or Satan. The Ancient Greeks didn’t have a definitive look for each...

Rosh Kelly·September 18, 2020
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Vanillware's latest adventure is nearly upon us after what felt like a decade of development. The long-awaited 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, often delayed and only released in Japan late last year, has been on a number of most anticipated RPG lists among those in the know. While we previewed the...

Kai Tatsumoto·September 15, 2020
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“We can do this, doggo”, I whisper to the adorable pug cuddled up in my arms as we stare down a dark corridor.

Rosh Kelly·September 15, 2020
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Bombservice and lead designer rdein are back once again with an action RPG that merges the exploration and level design of a Metroidvania title with a unique form of combat. For Minoria, the tale of this young witch hunter is played out amidst a backdrop of sidescrolling Soulslike combat. It...

Kai Tatsumoto·September 14, 2020
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BPM: Bullets Per Minute, coming right from the FTL: Faster Than Light naming-school, is a game that brings to mind the great poem "The German Guns". There's a hell of a lot of "BOOM" and each of them follows on in a specific beat. Why? I assume it's because the...

Chris Wray·September 14, 2020
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Almost a full year after the original release of The Outer Worlds, Obsidian Entertainment has now launched the first downloadable content piece for its first-person sci-fi roleplaying game, Peril on Gorgon.

Alessio Palumbo·September 11, 2020
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Realistic skateboarding games have been all the rage of recent years, from EA’s long-running Skate series to the Early Access release of Skater XL that graced PC not too long ago. But, just as there’s an arcade-y, exaggerated of nearly every other sports discipline on the market, so too is...

Kai Tatsumoto·September 10, 2020
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Hello Games spent the last four years expanding and improving on their (in)famous title, No Man’s Sky. But while they turned one of the biggest upsets from disappointing to divine, they also developed The Last Campfire. The Last Campfire is nothing like No Man’s Sky. It is a small, handcrafted...

Rosh Kelly·September 9, 2020
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Patience is a virtue. It's a virtue many of us lack in the modern era, where a day's rest can mean more lost work than you'd like to budget for. But despite that, sometimes it's better to just sit back, relax, and take things slow. We need to unwind, think...

Dave Aubrey·September 8, 2020
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This is a strange year for sports games, as next-gen consoles will be hitting shelves this holiday season, but most of the big franchises from Madden to NBA 2K drop new games in late summer/early fall. As a result, a slate of stop-gap current-gen sports games are being released. A...

Nathan Birch·September 8, 2020
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Have you ever been to the Caribbean or seen pictures of the Caribbean Sea? The clear as glass water, the beautiful coral reefs all lit perfectly by the overhanging ball of fire. It's impossible not to immediately be gripped by it, the prospect of that beauty surrounding you while you...

Chris Wray·September 5, 2020
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