Ben Lombardo

It’s crazy to think the last time we had a new main series Serious Sam game was almost 10 years ago. Serious Sam 3: BFE was moderately well-received (72% on Metacritic), and since then there’s been numerous spin-off titles like Serious Sam: The Greek Encounter and Serious Sam

You know what I miss? A solid puzzler, the likes of which you’d find in The Talos Principle, Portal, even Human Fall Flat. These games have a cult following behind them, and two of them are still alive in the modding community. Relicta, developed by Mighty Polygon and published

When the series first began under the title Surgeon Simulator, it centered around using terrible controls to do crazy things. For that reason, the game stuck as a trend for YouTubers to make extensive videos with and dominated the gaming community for the same length of time. It was fun,

Remember when platformers dominated the industry, the same way FPS games and open-world titles have done? Skully, developed by Finish Line Games and published by Modus Games, has attempted to capture the essence of what made platformers so great for their time. Released on all major platforms, Skully boasts fun

The 1990s were a decade that popularized the genre we know and love today as first-person shooters, fueled by creations such as Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, Duke Nukem, and Quake. These games being such huge successes eventually spawned cloned versions of the games. You might remember games such as Marathon or

It’s hard to imagine the last time a Samurai Jack game released it was by way of the PlayStation 2 and Nintendo GameCube way back in 2004. Samurai Jack: The Shadow of Aku was met with an aggregate score on Metacritic on both systems at 59/100. This time,

Good superhero games are so rare to find nowadays. We had a huge period of these titles way back on the PS2/Xbox and PS3/Xbox 360 era, where every movie company that produced a superhero movie typically funded a game alongside it. What you get are classics like The

VR survival games are few and far between to come across. So, when CM Games reached out to us and said their attempt at the genre, Into the Radius, was out of Early Access we jumped at the chance. And let’s be honest; who doesn’t want to experience