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Choppy waters — The Sinking City review

I don’t know what caused Cthulhu to become the latest trend for the horror games industry, but it seems we’re in something of a Lovecraftian renaissance. No sooner

By Travis Northup

/ 2 Jul 2019

Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers now available, includes new jobs and new player races

The latest expansion for Final Fantasy XIV has finally arrived and it comes with new jobs Gunbreaker and Dancer, and new races Viera and Hrothgar. Players can also replay old

By Sean Anthony

/ 2 Jul 2019

Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers now available, includes new jobs and new player races

Things are getting wild — Planet Zoo at E3

Planet Coaster was a roaring success in terms of an amusement park simulator and the fun factor and Planet Zoo is shaping up to be along the same path. With

By Sean Anthony

/ 1 Jul 2019

Things are getting wild — Planet Zoo at E3

WizKids announces Age of Dirt: A Game of Uncivilization, a worker placement game full of stupid workers

WizKids today announced a new worker placement game where you control a handful of workers during the caveman days as you try to create the best civilization in the valley.

By Sean Anthony

/ 1 Jul 2019

WizKids announces Age of Dirt: A Game of Uncivilization, a worker placement game full of stupid workers

A bouncy-house battle royale — Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout hands-on at E3

It’s difficult to describe Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout, because it really isn’t like anything I’ve experienced before. It’s full of bright colors and realistic physics, chaotic

By A Kay Purcell

/ 1 Jul 2019

A bouncy-house battle royale — Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout hands-on at E3

Slinking and flinging your way to freedom — Carrion hands-on at E3

It’s hard being an amorphous creature of unknown origin, especially when a bunch of jerk scientists have decided to lock you in a container and perform experiments on you.

By A Kay Purcell

/ 1 Jul 2019

Slinking and flinging your way to freedom — Carrion hands-on at E3

Law and order — Judgment review

At first glance, Judgment looks a lot like Yakuza with a different character in the lead. Created by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, the developer of Yakuza, Judgment borrows liberally from

By Bryan Lawver

/ 29 Jun 2019

It’s like Stardew Valley for goth kids — Graveyard Keeper on Switch

I love sim games, they just trigger the dopamine center in my brain and come in somewhere between addiction and guilty pleasure. I most enjoy sim games which I’m

By A Kay Purcell

/ 28 Jun 2019

It’s like Stardew Valley for goth kids — Graveyard Keeper on Switch

D&D Enhanced Edition Collector’s Packs announced, includes physical games and other goodies

Skybound Games will be launching D&D Enhanced Edition Collector’s Packs for each of the upcoming collections: Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition, Planescape: Torment & Icewind Dale Enhanced

By Sean Anthony

/ 28 Jun 2019

D&D Enhanced Edition Collector’s Packs announced, includes physical games and other goodies

The troubles with dimensional rift travel — The Riftbreaker hands-on at E3

It’s difficult to create a good base-building title while mixing in other genres. Fortunately, The Riftbreaker manages to mix top-down hack-and-slash action with base building

By Sean Anthony

/ 28 Jun 2019

The troubles with dimensional rift travel — The Riftbreaker hands-on at E3

The real-world dangers of zombie killing — The Walking Dead Onslaught at E3

Ok, I’m going to admit it: I haven’t watched a whole lot of AMC’s The Walking Dead, but that’s not why I’m amused and a

By A Kay Purcell

/ 27 Jun 2019

The real-world dangers of zombie killing — The Walking Dead Onslaught at E3

Shoot to the beat with Space Dance next month

Today, independent developer hajo announced that the shooter-rhythm hybrid Space Dance will be released on July 10 for PC. The game will allow you to shoot and dodge to

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 27 Jun 2019

Shoot to the beat with Space Dance next month