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I assume I’m not the only one who thought Steel Rats looked a lot like Trials. It was obviously different, with a more consistently steampunky feel to the world and the even more obvious single player focus, but I thought it would feel similar. I was expecting the same precision...
Bundling classic arcade games has become a theme lately. Arcade titles are possibly the most ripe and relevant for ports. Unlike console games which these days are often released and re-released time and time again, it's not like you can actually just pop down to the local arcade to play...
Rumors of Agent 47’s demise have been greatly exaggerated. In early 2017, Square Enix announced they were ditching developer IO Interactive and the Hitman series along with them. Square Enix casting off a talented developer and a property with multiple successful entries and a couple Hollywood movies to its name...
Games have an undeniable fascination with war, and yet despite that, so few steps away from the glory of multi-kills and frontline shooty bangs. Recent AAA titles have attempted it with Call of Duty: WWII and Battlefield 1, but these still can't reconcile their poignant messages about the horrors of...
I'm one of those fans of Japanese games and culture that doesn't much leave the house (yes, a "weeb"). As a result, I've always seen videos of people playing Taiko no Tatsujin in Japanese arcades and felt pangs of jealousy. I do enjoy rhythm games, from Guitar Hero to Persona...
I often find myself in a bind or at least worrying when reviewing continuous titles in a series. Two years ago I reviewed Football Manager 2017. Last year I reviewed Football Manager 2018. Of course, this year brings us Football Manager 2019. The worry is simple: will I ever find...
The video game industry seems to be infatuated with H.P. Lovecraft as of late. Recent titles like Bloodborne, Layers of Fear, and Dungeons of Darkness wear their Weird Fiction influences on their bloody sleeves, and a number of high-profile Lovecraft games are set to arise over the coming months. Perhaps the...
Just as sure as the Madden Curse strikes rookie players that adorn the annualized American Football franchise, a new year brings with it another sequel in the long-running Call of Duty series. This year’s iteration is a generational shift from the last World War into something far more modern, but...
Whenever Rockstar Games is about to release a new game, the games industry practically stops for the event. Retailers gleefully rub their hands anticipating the revenue, gamers literally can't wait to be able to dive into their virtual worlds and fellow colleagues in the game development community are eager to...
Ubisoft and Nintendo have teamed up once again after the recent Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle. Starlink: Battle for Atlas is the latest, and possibly last toys-to-life game, with a whole collection of toy spaceships and weapons you’ll be using as an in-game armada. Nintendo Switch players have the exclusive boon...
At this point, the Lego version of the DC Universe has been pretty thoroughly explored. Over the course of three Lego Batman games, developer TT Games has tackled Gotham, the wider DC Universe, and even outer spaaaace, so what’s next? Well, how about a change of perspective?
The Witcher universe has been charming people all over the world for quite some time now, even more following the release of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. While Geralt is the central character of both the novels and the games developed by CD Projekt Red, there's so much more to...
