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As much as we all love competitive gaming experiences, there's something wonderful about stripping things down to the basics and just having fun with your friends. Sometimes I really want to play a fast-paced battle royale, and shoot people down while zipping around a map. And sometimes I just want...
Have you ever been at a party that you’re not certain your welcome at, where every group seems troubled by your presence and alcohol is the only escape from the awkward conversations? I think we all have, and I think Afterparty knows it.
For a long time now I've been a fan of horror, be it on films, games, novels or the odd zoetrope. There's something about that primal urge to get the hell away from whatever creepy-arse place you happen to be in, or thing that you happen to be near. For...
The timing for the Disney Classic Games collection of Aladdin and The Lion King couldn't be farther from what I'd expect. Both newly released films have already run their theatrical releases but at least this release of classic platformers could be tied to that of the Blu-ray releases (The Lion...
The Trails series has managed, not without some difficulty, to become one of the most beloved JRPG series in the West still running today. Most of its success is thanks to excellent worldbuilding and writing, which makes the series fell more like a novel than a video game. The world...
2019 has been a year of upheaval for WWE. The company has been stuck in a rut, producing the same mostly-predictable content for years, but recently they’ve been forced to make behind-the-scenes changes to their creative process in the face of declining ratings, new competition, and Smackdown’s move to Fox...
MediEvil
When I grew up with the original PlayStation, I never could pick out who Sony’s mascot character was. Nintendo had the Mario brothers, SEGA had Sonic the Hedgehog, but what did Sony have? Among the same pantheon of Crash, Spyro and Parappa, I saw a toothless skeleton by the name...
Obsidian, one of the most famous Western RPG developers in the games industry, has historically struggled a bit to keep afloat. Before getting acquired by Microsoft, they've had financial troubles at various stages and eventually had to resort to funding their cRPG IP Pillars of Eternity through Kickstarter (for the...
The Ninja Warriors, a famous arcade title released decades before any sort of television game show hit the airwaves, dropped the year I was born and stunned arcade goers with its triple-screen presentation and linear (in a good way) gameplay. It wasn’t for another seven years before this title was...
You know what, had EA not, after launch and quite by surprise, included shameless money-grabbing aspects to Plants Vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 it would have arguably been one of my games of the year. It was a fun, engaging and downright enjoyable game that was perfect to jump in...
Developer Game Freak is primarily known for creating the Pokemon franchise, but they also like to take advantage of their independent status (contrary to popular belief, they are not owned outright by Nintendo) by releasing various quirky side projects. Games like Pocket Card Jockey, Giga Wrecker, and Tembo the Badass...
Disco Elysium
Tabletop roleplaying games don’t always refer to themselves as games. It's a bit of challenge given what the G stands for in RPG, but it makes sense in a way. When all the players sit around the table with Games Master at the helm, it isn’t exactly about winning. It's...
