Bryan Lawver

Necrobarista, a visual novel about a Melbourne cafe where the dead can share one last cup of coffee with the living before moving on, has been on our radar for a while now, but we’ll have to wait just a little longer for its release. The game was scheduled

Wizards of the Coast is commemorating the fifth anniversary of Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition by re-releasing Tyranny of Dragons, the adventure that kicked off the classic game’s newest iteration in 2014. Announced at San Diego Comic Con, Tyranny of Dragons will be available in stores October 22. “Dungeons

Double Damage Games revealed today that Rebel Galaxy Outlaw will be out on the Epic Games Store August 13. Based on what we’ve seen so far, the trailer’s goofy, self-deprecating tone looks like a good indicator of what to expect in the game itself. You’ll inhabit the

Imagine sailing through choppy seas in a rickety boat; you’re following a distant light, aside from which the skies and sea are dark, and beneath the waves, you could swear there’s an even darker shape stalking you, calling out to you every so often. That’s how you

At first glance, Judgment looks a lot like Yakuza with a different character in the lead. Created by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, the developer of Yakuza, Judgment borrows liberally from the popular series. Its combat looks and feels extremely similar, its story deals with the shady machinations of various Yakuza

Cadence of Hyrule caught a lot of people off guard when it was announced in March. After all, who could have predicted a new Legend of Zelda game that was not only in a completely different genre from the rest of the series, but also developed by a relatively obscure

Working in a corporate office can be hell, and Yuppie Psycho makes that sentiment literal. The game puts you in the sensible Oxford shoes of Brian Pasternack on his first day of work at Sintracorp, a megacorporation that goes beyond exploitative into straight-up sadistic, where no one seems to know

Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin was originally announced for release on PS4 and PC before adding the Nintendo Switch to that list recently. During today’s Nintendo Treehouse E3 stream, we got a deeper look at its unique blend of farming simulator and hack-and-slash gameplay. Developed by two-person team Edelweiss,