Cassie Peterson

Back in 2014, we took a deeper look at the metaphysical world of The Talos Principle, a narrative-driven and thought-provoking puzzle adventure that told the story of humanity and its demise. The Talos Principle II continues with the philosophical theme, but expands on it by asking a much bigger question:

Today, Gunnar Optics, makers of blue light filter glasses, launched their Assassin’s Creed Mirage Edition Interceptor glasses. Their legendary lens technology has been protecting eyes around the world since 2007, and now they’ve partnered with Ubisoft to release a special edition pair of glasses that feature artwork inspired

The Forza series has long been the premier racing simulation on Xbox consoles, with the Motorsport series having started all the way back in 2005 and the Horizon games starting in 2012. Over the years we’ve watched these games grow and evolve, taking big strides to advance the racing

Yesterday, Future Seating, the parent company of X-Chair Office and Mavix Gaming, launched a brand new range of accessories. Future Seating is known for designing and manufacturing ergonomic office chairs and other seating solutions. Their products are designed to improve comfort and productivity in the workplace as well as the

If you’re a gamer on-the-go, you’re always looking for ways to optimize that ‘mobile’ experience. One of the challenges you may face is audio, since other people don’t want to have to hear what you’re playing, especially if you’re in a tight space such as

Finding ways to stay entertained while on the go can be a bit challenging at times. While there are plenty of mobile and cloud games available, sometimes playing with your phone or tablet’s touch screen functionality just isn’t practical or fun in the slightest. Thankfully, there’s a

Last year I decided to take a step into the horror genre, checking out games like Madison, Last Days of Lazarus, and Charon’s Staircase. I guess I was lured into a false sense of security because I thought, “Why not do another one?” I’ve had the horrifying pleasure

Back in May I was given the opportunity to fly out to Redwood City, CA, to the headquarters of Electronic Arts, publisher of huge franchises like Madden, Mass Effect, Dragon Age, and the Star Wars Jedi games. Why was I there? Well, just five years prior, a new studio had