I’m just a young whipper-snapper, so I don’t remember when the first game in the AquaNox series launched back in 1996. The gameplay was unique — a first-person, submarine-based
I played a variety of VR games at E3, some that were amazing and some that need a little work, and unfortunately, Preta: Vendetta Rising falls into the latter.
Preta:
I played some awesome VR titles at E3 last week (and some more), but the biggest and most ambitious of these titles was also my least favorite. Seeking Dawn is
I played Agents of Mayhem on the E3 showfloor last week — the follow-up to developer Volition’s Saints Row IV — and while my time with it was brief, I walked
One of the more polished games I played at E3 took me back in time to the 1980s. Outreach, the first game from indie studio Pixel Spill, is a first-person
Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag remains one of my favorite games in the series, largely because the game dispelled the typical flat cities of the series’ open worlds in favor
When it announced Call of Duty: WWII, developer Sledgehammer Games made a promise: the game would return to the series’ roots with boots-on-the-ground combat. After watching a behind-closed-doors gameplay demo
Magikarp Jump captures both the charm and frustration of everybody’s least favorite splash-happy Pokémon. At this point, I’ve raised 11 generations of Magikarp, yet despite having poured hours
Mass Effect Andromeda was not the game we wanted.
Across the board, critics and fans bemoaned Andromeda’s lack of polish and knocked the game for its samey fetch quests
What Remains of Edith Finch launched on PS4 and PC last week, which we gave a perfect score in our review. The game and its ending are often ambiguous, so
It is a terrifying challenge to review this game. What Remains of Edith Finch doesn’t deserve to be watered down to typical stock review points. The game is easy
