Travis Northup



As someone who would die on the hill that DMC: Devil May Cry is the best Devil May Cry game, I could not be more happy to see Ninja Theory returning to its brawler roots with Bleeding Edge, a self-proclaimed “hero brawler” that pits a diverse cast of characters against
by Travis Northup
Ori and the Blind Forest was one of the best reasons to own an Xbox One early in the console’s lifecycle, and now in the console’s twilight years its predecessor, Ori and the Will of the Wisps, hopes to close out that legacy with an ambitious follow-up. After
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There are few things more satisfying that riding on a heavy metal skateboard to chase down your opponent, then smacking them in the face with an electric guitar, and with the upcoming hero brawler Bleeding Edge that’s exactly what developer Ninja Theory hopes to deliver. Bleeding Edge - X019
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Later this year, Owlcat Games plans to release the second game in its Pathfinder series called Wrath of the Righteous. A retelling of the pen-and-paper tabletop RPG adventure path, Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous follows in the footsteps of Pathfinder: Kingmaker in delivering a CRPG that caters to the hardcore.
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If you’re a fan of off-road racing, but don’t have the $10,000 you’d need to buy your own Arctic Cat Wildcat, a good alternative might be Bigben Interactive’s upcoming simulator, Overpass. Overpass is an offroading simulator that’s as realistic as it is challenging. Behind
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Few times have I felt more betrayed than when I realized my best friend of more than a decade had been secretly plotting against me in the shadows to usurp my throne and bring about my demise. This is what it’s like to play Game of Thrones: Oathbreaker, a
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Fallout Wasteland Warfare: Starter Set Fallout Wasteland Warfare is a turn-based strategy game that’s reminiscent of Fallout and Fallout 2, where isometric combat is replaced with a physical board and miniatures that perfectly recreate the post-apocalyptic universe that you know and love. It’s not uncommon for popular board
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When developer Deck 13 released The Surge in 2017, the franchise had a lot to prove. A sci-fi Dark Souls game sounds great in theory, but after Lords of the Fallen, it became clear that the souls-like genre is not so easily replicated. The effort paid off, against all odds,
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