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A feast for the mind and the eye – Control review

I’m several hours into Control. I’ve got a gun that transforms, I can manipulate matter and throw objects with telekinesis. I can defy gravity and have not only

By Ron Burke

/ 26 Aug 2019

A feast for the mind and the eye – Control review

An odd mayo mystery — Clam Man review

Point-and-click games have been around since the early days of gaming. From fantasy adventures to wacky situations with teenagers to role-playing parties and more, this genre has

By Codi Spence

/ 24 Aug 2019

Dimitri’s feeling blue – Fire Emblem: Three Houses review

My brother and I have been playing Fire Emblem games since 2003. We’ve played the entire series of these turn-based tactical RPGs, even the Japan-exclusive ones. His

By Kyle Movius

/ 23 Aug 2019

Dimitri’s feeling blue – Fire Emblem: Three Houses review

Blaze of glory — Remnant: From the Ashes review

It would be easy to overlook Remnant: From the Ashes before playing it. With characters in junky armor running through bleak environments and fighting nondescript enemies all cast in murky

By Bryan Lawver

/ 23 Aug 2019

Farmer’s Dynasty gameplay trailer revealed, appears to be a mix of Sims and a farming simulator

Bigben and Toplitz Productions released a new gameplay video for their upcoming game Farmer’s Dynasty. This game is expected to be a mix of farm simulator, life simulator, and

By Sean Anthony

/ 23 Aug 2019

Farmer’s Dynasty gameplay trailer revealed, appears to be a mix of Sims and a farming simulator

The Waylanders receives a new cinematic trailer, Chris Avellone joins the narrative team

Inspired by RPG classics such as Dragon Age: Origins and Baldur’s Gate, time-traveling The Waylanders has received a new cinematic trailer. Gato Studio also announced that legendary scriptwriter

By Sean Anthony

/ 23 Aug 2019

The Waylanders receives a new cinematic trailer, Chris Avellone joins the narrative team

Mighty Morphin’ Forest Ranger — Mable and the Wood review

You are a young woman, wielding a sword in the middle of the woods. For some reason, you can’t lift the sword or jump, so you’re left dragging

By Codi Spence

/ 23 Aug 2019

Mighty Morphin’ Forest Ranger — Mable and the Wood review

Building a better monster in Abomination: The Heir of Frankenstein — Gen Con 2019 preview

The idea of life and consciousness has fascinated scientific minds for many years. It also has been taken up by science fiction and horror writers. Star Trek: The Next Generation

By Keith Schleicher

/ 22 Aug 2019

Building a better monster in Abomination: The Heir of Frankenstein — Gen Con 2019 preview

Unreliable programming from Quirky Circuits — Gen Con 2019 preview

We expect our electronics to work properly. However, there seems to be times when those electronics seem to be finicky and act like they have a mind of their own.

By Keith Schleicher

/ 22 Aug 2019

Unreliable programming from Quirky Circuits — Gen Con 2019 preview

Upgrading tech in Decrypto with the Laser Drive expansion — Gen Con 2019 Preview

Decrypto has become an alternative to Codenames. In Decrypto, two teams sit on the opposite side of a table. A sequence of words is shown in four windows. One player

By Keith Schleicher

/ 22 Aug 2019

Upgrading tech in Decrypto with the Laser Drive expansion — Gen Con 2019 Preview

Razer Kiyo Camera and Seirēn Elite Microphone review

I’m sitting at an overpriced crab boil place as multiple TVs blare from every wall when I realize that we’ve reached a level of parity — on half of

By Ron Burke

/ 21 Aug 2019

Razer Kiyo Camera and Seirēn Elite Microphone review

Ken Jennings and Magic: The Gathering creator Richard Garfield team up for Half Truth, Kickstarter campaign now live

Magic: The Gathering creator Richard Garfield and Jeopardy! world record winner Ken Jennings have teamed up to bring a new board game, Half Truth, to Kickstarter. The game is a

By Sean Anthony

/ 21 Aug 2019

Ken Jennings and Magic: The Gathering creator Richard Garfield team up for Half Truth, Kickstarter campaign now live

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