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Pretty much every platforming star worth their salt ends behind the wheel eventually, but not every kart racer is created equal. Mario’s obviously had his memorable outings, but Crash Bandicoot is no racing slouch either. In fact, 1998’s Crash Team Racing has become a bit of a cult favorite over...
It's always strange to me when an annualised series comes out earlier than normal. You expect them at the same time, roughly, every year. It's even stranger when they come with more features than normal and looking like the best the series has ever been. The announcement of an earlier...
It's fair to say that Super Mario Maker was a revelation to everyone who played it. Whether it was the Wii U original or the 3DS adaptation, Super Mario Maker finally allowed players the freedom to craft the worlds they had in their minds, all while playing more Super Mario...
Over the past few years, we have seen a lot of games based on the terrifying universe created by H.p: Lovecraft, which is hardly surprising, considering how the setting is just perfect for a story filled with fear, tension, and horror. Not too many games have managed, however, to capture...
I've always considered myself a proper armchair general. Playing games like Total War, Company of Heroes, Command & Conquer and even every single one of Eugen Systems older titles from Act of War: Direct Action onwards. Back when I played Steel Division: Normandy 1944 I enjoyed the game, despite a...
What if The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask took place across an entire alien solar system? That’s essentially the premise of Outer Wilds, a new spacefaring adventure that tosses players into a time loop and asks them to solve an interstellar mystery in the brief 20 minutes before the sun...
Gust's Atelier series has managed, over the years, to garner a respectable following in the West without the developer trying to change many of series' staples to conform to the North American and European audiences' tastes. This is a double-edged sword, in a way, but it is also why the...
Draugen is something of a misdirection. Its early trailer way back in 2014 was filled with bleak landscapes, oppressively dark imagery and a sense of that horror that would lay out before you. But when you arrive at the fjords yourself, they are beautiful, tranquil, and mysterious.
Conan is back, again. The unexpected video game resurgence of the franchise now makes its way to the RTS genre, promising grueling challenges and unpleasant monsters. Headed up this time by the developers at Petroglyph, the team behind Grey Goo, this RTS is a tactical delight, offering razor-sharp strategy in...
Unruly Heroes is an Acton-Platformer developed by Magic Design Studios, featuring alumni from Rayman Origins, Assassin's Creed and Ghost Recon series', and is also based on the Journey to the West classic from Chinese Literature. You may have already heard of the game though, it was originally released on the...
Artistic pursuit in something that must not be taken lightly. An artist pours all of his heart and soul into his or her creation, and this act may bring to light things that are better left in the dark. Some, however, aim to see how far they can go in...
Pathologic 2
As I sit here writing my review of Pathologic 2, the sun is streaming in through the windows. It feels like one of the nicest days of the year so far, and perfectly bookends my time in The Town. Pathologic 2 is a strange game, one entirely deserving of the...
