I reviewed Back 4 Blood on the Series X but decided to review Tunnels of Terror on PC to avoid the console version’s poor aim assist. That meant playing on a version with hardly anything unlocked. You might think it’s unfair to assess new content on a virtually

For fans of stealth games, we take what we can get in our dying genre. We lament over beloved series like Thief and Splinter Cell, and appreciate mostly anything new. Abermore tries to fill the gaps that series like Dishonored and Thief left in the stealth genre — games so unique

My initial experience with Goryõ was at a booth presented by Bridge Distribution and Fulfillment. I was apprehensive at first because being allergic to cats I have developed an apprehension towards them, and the goryõ is represented by a cat! After playing a few rounds, I realized my apprehension was

While I’m admittedly a little disappointed we didn’t get a map larger and more competitively designed, the newest map does look interesting. Mayhem is a small, three lane one, built to be similar in scope to Das Haus, meaning you’ll be scant seconds away from engaging with

(An important note for this review, as I am but a young baby boy, I have absolutely zero nostalgia for the original.) Yeah, I’m calling it now, Return to Dark Tower (RTDT) will be a significant event in the boardgame timeline. The original Dark Tower made waves during the

Dying Light 2 sold over 5 million copies in February, and the original Dying Light just reached 20 million units sold. New content and fan requested updates are on the way to Dying Light 2 and should land next week. In case you missed our review, we stated, “Dying Light

Budapest-native development house, Zen Studios, are deep into the pinball world, and they are exceedingly good at it. So much so that they’ve been doing it since 2007, bringing to life tables that feel like they could be a part of any awesome arcade, as well as fantastical tables

Spending just a few minutes in their recently-released Demeo: PC Edition showed me that developer Revolution Games love tabletop games. Already available in virtual reality, Demeo has now arrived on flat screens, bringing the cooperative adventure experience to PC. Better still, you can now play Demeo: PC Edition with folks