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Life is, at its very core, a journey, and every step we take during this journey has a profound impact on who we are as persons and how we relate to those all around us. This journey often begins with very simple tales where anthropomorphic animals face challenges that, once...

Francesco De Meo·March 20, 2019
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Video games have been on a bit of a Viking kick recently. God of War, The Banner Saga, Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice, and more have tapped into those heavy-metal album cover Nordic vibes, and why not? Who doesn’t enjoy cleaving a frost giant’s head in two with a battle axe? Eternity:...

Nathan Birch·March 16, 2019
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The world created by H.P Lovecraft has influenced so many video games that it would be impossible to count them all and be brief at the same time. Forbidden, dark and esoteric knowledge is one of the central themes of Lovecraft's work, and most of the characters created by the...

Francesco De Meo·March 11, 2019
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There are a lot of games that cast players as journalists, but few that portray the job in any sort of realistic way. As soon as the you-know-what hits the fan, video game reporters usually toss aside their notebooks and recorders and become typical daring action heroes. Well, The Occupation...

Nathan Birch·March 4, 2019
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Anthem can doubtlessly be considered one of the most anticipated games due this year. It is the first new IP developed by BioWare since the release of Dragon Age: Origins in 2009.

Alessio Palumbo·March 3, 2019
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There was a brief moment while playing Dead or Alive 6, Koei Tecmo's latest fighter, that I had to stop playing and download Dead or Alive 5. Something felt amiss and I didn't know what, so the hope was that returning the last step in the Dead or Alive franchise...

Dave Aubrey·March 1, 2019
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Ape Out is a stylish, satisfying arcade game that is 2019's first perfect pick up and play game. Its simple action makes it incredibly easy to get to grips with, and with next to no loading screens, there is absolutely no downtime. In Ape Out, you are a gorilla murdering...

Rosh Kelly·February 28, 2019
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X-Morph: Defense is a twin-stick shooter and tower control hybrid. Aliens are invading the earth, and you aren't defending the planet against them, you are the aliens for once. Invading the Earth in critical cities and countries around the globe, you set up control towers with a thick metal sheen...

Dave Aubrey·February 27, 2019
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Do you remember LAN parties, dear readers? Are you even old enough to remember going to LAN parties? When you and your friends would drag improbably heavy computers to a house to play multiplayer games next to each other. There was something magical about it, something that surpassed the simple...

Rosh Kelly·February 26, 2019
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It feels like the Trials franchise has been coasting for a while. Trials HD made a big splash on Xbox Live Arcade back in 2009, selling millions of copies and helping usher in a new era of indie success on consoles. Of course, Trials creators RedLynx didn’t say independent for...

Nathan Birch·February 25, 2019
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No game makes exploring the stars as mind-blowingly fascinating as Stellaris. This 4X spacefaring game was first released in 2016 for PC and since then continued to evolve, refine, and improve itself. But finally, the galactic-sized strategy game is on consoles too, bringing the often overlooked genre to a whole...

Rosh Kelly·February 25, 2019
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The gaming landscape has entirely changed since the original Crackdown released in 2007. The rise of Call of Duty, the historic peak and slow decline of World of Warcraft, the FGC (fighting game community) resurgence, the advent of MOBA and Battle Royale games. The world Crackdown 3 launches into is...

Dave Aubrey·February 16, 2019
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