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 & […]

A void has existed in the gaming world since the absence of the Wars series (Advance Wars, Battalion Wars, etc.). There are other amazing turn-based tactics games (Fire Emblem and Final Fantasy Tactics being the […]

Valentine’s Day 2019 has come and gone, but did you know a little gem of a game was released on that day? Moondrop Studios’ Degrees of Separation tells the story of the icy Rime and the fiery Ember leaving their r […]

Riot: Civil Unrest, from IVP Productions, is an interesting concept for a video game. The premise is that you can control either the protestors or the police in a series of real-life mass confrontations. The […]

Have you ever read halfway through a book and thought, “I’m not really enjoying this, but there’s only 100 pages left”? What about going to the movie theater and thinking, “I want to walk out, but I already p […]

The release of Pokémon Red Version and Blue Version was 22 years ago. After numerous games and spin-offs, hundreds of anime episodes, and over twenty films, it would seem that the franchise has been thoroughly […]

In its 6th annual Day of the Devs event, the Midway in San Francisco hosted a massive audience of gamers, press, musicians, vendors, and most importantly, game developers. As the name of the event suggests, […]

How does one survive the apocalypse? Is it done with strength and cunning? Or perhaps it’s done by hiding in some sort of shelter? In Mandragora’s Skyhill, it’s done by MacGyver’ing items to kill the mutants t […]

In 2011, Japanese developer From Software released Dark Souls on the PS3 and Xbox 360 (PC version in 2012). Critics overwhelmingly praised the game for its world building, unique gameplay, and ability to reward […]

I don’t think I’ve ever sworn out loud more than I did while playing the game Celeste on the Nintendo Switch. Maybe it was the controls which felt a little too restricting on the Switch (joy-cons and Pro con […]

At the end of 2011, I played Demon’s Souls for the first time. The first 45 minutes or so were filled with enjoyment and an overwhelming feeling of, “this game isn’t as hard as everyone says it is.” Then, I died. […]