Mike Dunn

The first set of polyhedral dice that I ever got was the cheap, solid plastic set that came in the 2nd edition of the D&D Basic Set that required you to rub each face with a wax marker so that you could discern the numbers. I would carry

Highly anticipated competitive euro-style strategy game Gardens of Babylon met its initial goal of $15,000 only nine hours after launching this week. In development since late 2017, this wonderfully illustrated, historically inspired game looks to be easy to learn yet challenging to master: Gardens of Babylon is a 1-4

Arguably the standard bearer for the now venerable Call of Duty franchise, the Black Ops series is rooted in providing some of the most compelling narrative experiences in FPS gaming over the last decade, so it was a bit of a shock when they announced that there would be no

These days, gamers have more options than ever for their game controllers. Typically, third party controllers are fun and allow for more personal expression, but lack the quality or features that first party offerings tend to have. First party controllers maintain a high level of quality but don’t really

Treyarch is back with another entry in their Black Ops series, and we got to find out what makes this installment so special at the Community Multiplayer Reveal event. While the presentation offered a more comprehensive tease of the various components of the game, including three Zombies experiences and the

When you work a desk job for as long as I have, you end up trying a lot of office chairs. From top-of-the-line Aerons, to off-the-shelf low end Office Depot generics, I’ve sat in them all. My experience has largely been that the differences between the high and low

Last year’s Doom was a nostalgic treat, an old-school frag-fest that evoked some of my favorite shooter games of yore while at the same putting my new high-end PC through its paces. Every pump of the shotgun and crack of a spine as I waded through gibs of demon

Ever since I got a look at the game at PAX South earlier this year, I’ve been in awe of the vibrantly colorful visual style of RiME, the aesthetic of the world, and the ICO-esque look of the game’s lead. It was extremely hard for me to resist