Point and click games have seen their heyday. The verdict is still out if detective games have seen theirs, but a very good one did just come out recently. Tokyo Dark -Remembrance- blends the two together, […]

About two years ago I read an interesting comment in the Nintendo Switch Deals subreddit. It suggested to “see if your local library has the game so that you can try it out before you buy it”. I had no idea that […]

Some things are better to experience on your own. Sure, you can watch a video, read up on, or hear how great something is, but the self-participation will take it to much greater heights. This is exactly the case […]

Recently, we highlighted the price drop in Sony’s PlayStation Now service. To summarize, on October 1st of 2019, Sony slashed the price across the board for their game streaming service. Seemingly, now would be t […]

On October 1st, 2019, Sony announced that it was dropping its prices across the board for its PlayStation Now service. Effective immediately, their subscription prices dropped to $9.99 per month, $24.99 per […]

What happens when you combine Dark Souls gameplay with anime visuals and vampires? The answer is Bandai Namco’s Code Vein (now I’ll take “New Video Games” for $600, Alex). Even if you don’t watch anime (like me, […]

In a memorable episode of the show South Park, the overlying theme was “the Simpsons already did it.” The core concept is that no matter what you do, it’s been done before, and probably was already done befor […]

Like several genres, puzzle games are divided amongst hardcore fans and strong pessimists. One side finds joy in figuring out a complex problem using their own knowledge, critical thinking, and perseverance. The […]

Souls-like games are a dime a dozen these days. With it becoming its own genre, developers are having to find ways to make their version stand out. Most of the time, it comes down to a visual aesthetic that […]

80’s nostalgia has been somewhat of a premium these days. Shows like Stranger Things, The Goldbergs, Chernobyl and The Americans have drawn in tons of viewers while snatching up Emmy’s and Golden Globes. On the […]

Over the last week, I’ve been attempting to play developer Numantian Games’ smash hit They Are Billions on my PS4. Like Command & Conquer, Warcraft 2, Supreme Commander 2, and Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3, and […]

Bonkers. Bananas. Bravissimo. Brilliant. Beautiful. All of these words are used for end of level grades in DeadToast Entertainment’s game My Friend Pedro. They just so happen to also be great descriptors for t […]

If you were a fan of Citizens of Earth, rejoice! Rejoice because developer Eden Industries has created a sequel that improves on the original in almost every way. Citizens of Space uses the same formula as its […]

At a glance, God’s Trigger from Polish developer One More Level appears to be a Hotline Miami clone. The two games operate from a top down perspective, contain AI enemies that are extremely responsive and a […]

Shockwaves were sent through the gaming world on February 21st 2019, when Reggie Fils-Aime announced his retirement. Since 2006, “The Regginator” has been the head of Nintendo of America and has guided the com […]

Over the last couple of years, fans of “Soulsborne” games have been clamoring for an announcement of Bloodborne 2 and/or Dark Souls 4. Instead, Japanese video game developer FromSoftware was working hard on […]

Metro Exodus changes up the formula from the previous two entries in the series by moving out of the subway system beneath Moscow, to the land above. This change is similar to the Bioshock series, but […]

Our society is very nostalgic. Whether it is the constant remakes and remasters (TV shows, movies, games, music, and other art forms), people love taking a stroll down memory lane with a modern lens. ToeJam & […]