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Over the course of the years, video games have become more and more complicated, making it impossible, at times, to enjoy some of them without having to invest a considerable amount of time and energy. If nostalgia for the glory days of the arcades has gotten hold of you of...
Arms
A new fighting game being announced by Nintendo is a big deal. The company have played with many genres over the years, but aside from the convention-breaking Super Smash Bros., fighting games usually get the short end of the stick. That is, of course, until ARMS showed up on the...
Dirt 4
In December 2015, Codemasters released DIRT Rally. There's little argument against saying it's the best rally game ever released. It had a laser focus and knew exactly what it wanted to be. Moving away from the DIRT franchise's more accessible nature, DIRT Rally had a steep learning curve, it was...
Video games set in asylums are nothing new, and players often have had to deal with the horrors hidden deep within these institutions. But no game gets to be as impactful as LKA's The Town of Light, a somewhat straightforward first person story driven game that manages to leave a...
Rogue-likes has blown up in recent years, with the randomized trappings joining together with mechanics and settings that transcend any one genre. To date, not a single one has explored the historical Sengoku era, making the return of Classic Dungeon, or ClaDun for short, something unique for PlayStation owners. If...
Games set in outer space always have a peculiar charm around them. Whether it's for the feel of adventure, or for the desire to discover if there's life out there, these type of games manage to keep players engaged even when they're not exactly the best games around. This is...
RiME
In the past few years, we have heard stories of troubled development involving some high profile titles like Final Fantasy XV and The Last Guardian, but there are also smaller titles that didn't have it easy, like Tequila Works' RiME. The game, originally announced as a PlayStation 4 exclusive, eventually...
Endless Space 2 has released this week after seven months in early access. This is the time I worry about; when a game I already know I like is released. Particularly a game with such depth and character. Just how much time can I spare? Less than the game wants,...
In this fighting games renaissance, accessibility has been the important factor. Street Fighter V simplified a fair few of its more difficult combos, Injustice 2 makes it easy for beginners to pick up, play and start pulling off fancy moves, and even King of Fighters XIV added a single button...
Injustice 2
Heroes don’t kill. As a child, I never questioned that unwavering rule, and never came to the conclusion that things would be better off if Robin started cutting people’s throats open and letting them bleed out just to prove a point to his dad. And yet, there was something I...
Samurai Warriors has traditionally been focused on the Warring States periods in their entirety, from the middle of the 15th century all through the Tokugawa Shogunate. Along with that tumultuous timeline, a number of numerous warlords and daimyo ascended the ranks to unify Japan, the most famous of which being...
While Yooka-Laylee was a bright, colorful and mildly disappointing spiritual successor to Banjo-Kazooie, Skylar and Plux: Adventure of Clover Island feels a like a descendant of Crash Bandicoot. Running, spinning and jumping across a cheerful tropical island, Skylar and Plux has all the hallmarks of a family friendly platformer, complete...
