Ever since I was a wee gaming larvae, I've had a thing for games that let me play the role of the villain rather than the hero. I still fondly …
Continue reading →So how’s gravity been treating you lately? Unless you live on another planet, it’s probably being pretty gentle. Your feet are still planted firmly on the floor and the floor …
Continue reading →I was really excited when I started looking into my copy of Bientôt l'été (pronounced sort of like “beeyon-two ley-tey”) It's a game created by Tale of Tales, the same …
Continue reading →Whenever a game is being described by its fans or creator as "art", it's a white flag that there's going to be trouble and controversy ahead. For as much as …
Continue reading →Antichamber is a game about different perspectives. It's about looking at problems from different angles, as the solution is usually not as obvious as it appears. It's about paying close …
Continue reading →The people working at Cadenza Interactive really seem like fans of the hit entertainment titles of the 1990s. The first was the exceptional "6 degrees of freedom" shooter Descent, still …
Continue reading →I'm thirteen years old, sitting in my pajamas at my dad's computer, my hands clutching a cheap, twenty dollar flight-stick I bought at Target. I maneuver my X-Wing through the …
Continue reading →With the rise of Steam and the advent of the indie bundle, it's probably safe to say that we live in a Golden Age of indie gaming. There have been …
Continue reading →I never played the first Shank, so for me, Shank 2 is new territory. Having read up on it, the original was seen as somewhat groundbreaking for its time, with …
Continue reading →Most online fantasy games have important Player versus Player segments but it's rare for a purely PvP game to be set in a fantasy world. San Diego-based Dark Vale have …
Continue reading →Time seems to be the universal standard to how good a game actually is. Will you be telling your friends about your adventures and still grinding away in the next …
Continue reading →When first I received a copy of Divinity Anthology, I was fairly excited about it. I'd just had a fantastic experience revisiting Faerun in Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition, so …
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