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News   -   Oct 15, 2020 Fight for survival as every decision matters in Frostpunk: The Board Game, now on Kickstarter
Fight for survival as every decision matters in Frostpunk: The Board Game, now on Kickstarter

Frostpunk – the bestselling survival city-builder for PC and consoles – is being turned into a board game with the help of fans around the world. Glass Cannon Unplugged and 11 bit studios are thrilled to announce that the Kickstarter campaign for Frostpunk: The Board Game is now live! This game combines

by Jason Ornelas
Reviews   -   Oct 15, 2020 The mark of Cain and the fire within — King of Eden Volume 1 review
The mark of Cain and the fire within — King of Eden Volume 1 review

For every high-octane battle series I enjoy reading like My Hero Academia and Chainsaw Man, I love me a slow burn. The psychological thriller is a favorite of mine, and I’ve sunk my teeth into 20th Century Boys thanks to the oversized re-release versions in bookstores. When I heard

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Oct 15, 2020 Masking the mystery — This is the Zodiac Speaking review
Masking the mystery — This is the Zodiac Speaking review

The modern mystery game finds itself in a tricky situation. In many cases, mystery becomes an aesthetic; the detective hat is rarely worn by the player. Instead, the player observes as the protagonist handles the detective work. They need only hunt down highlighted clues then let the game take over.

by Lawrence Le
Impressions   -   Oct 15, 2020 Beyond every expectation — Baldur’s Gate III hands-on preview
Beyond every expectation — Baldur’s Gate III hands-on preview

It’s been just over 20 years since Baldur’s Gate II came out. Jon Irenicus, the game’s primary antagonist, served as one of the best bad guys in CRPG history, driving the player to hell (literally) and back to foil his grand bid to gain immortality. The game

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Oct 15, 2020 “If everyone’s special, no one is.” — Torchlight III review
“If everyone’s special, no one is.” — Torchlight III review

I remember riding in a car headed to a gaming event talking to some fellow press members when one of them casually mentioned that he was playing Torchlight: Frontiers. I wasn’t aware that the game was even on the horizon and, given the number of hours I’ve sunk

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Oct 15, 2020 Marvel’s Avengers: The Art of the Game book review
Marvel’s Avengers: The Art of the Game book review

With over 80 years of history to draw from, you know that Marvel’s Avengers wasn’t going to suffer from a lack of inspiration. The team at Titan Books has teamed up with Crystal Dynamics to tell the story behind the story with their new book, Marvel’s Avengers:

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Oct 15, 2020 A healing melody — Ikenfell Review
A healing melody — Ikenfell Review

Mysterious things are afoot at Ikenfell, school for witches and wizards. The magical arts themselves are going haywire, alchemy formulae no longer work, people are manifesting new types of magic, and some students have gone missing. When her sister Safina doesn’t return home for summer, Maritte sets off to

by David Flynn
Previews   -   Oct 15, 2020 Six Hours in England — Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Preview
Six Hours in England — Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Preview

Our last preview of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla focused mostly on the bit of story we got a glimpse of, so this time I want to talk about mechanics. Combat, exploration, quests, and even dialogue have all changed slightly since Odyssey with the series leaning even more into the RPG

by David Flynn
Fight for survival as every decision matters in Frostpunk: The Board Game, now on Kickstarter
News   -   Oct 15, 2020 Fight for survival as every decision matters in Frostpunk: The Board Game, now on Kickstarter

Frostpunk – the bestselling survival city-builder for PC and consoles – is being turned into a board game with the help of fans around the world. Glass Cannon Unplugged and 11 bit studios are thrilled to announce that the Kickstarter campaign for Frostpunk: The Board Game is now live! This game combines

by Jason Ornelas
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News   -   Oct 15, 2020 Fight for survival as every decision matters in Frostpunk: The Board Game, now on Kickstarter
Fight for survival as every decision matters in Frostpunk: The Board Game, now on Kickstarter

Frostpunk – the bestselling survival city-builder for PC and consoles – is being turned into a board game with the help of fans around the world. Glass Cannon Unplugged and 11 bit studios are thrilled to announce that the Kickstarter campaign for Frostpunk: The Board Game is now live! This game combines

by Jason Ornelas
Reviews   -   Oct 15, 2020 The mark of Cain and the fire within — King of Eden Volume 1 review
The mark of Cain and the fire within — King of Eden Volume 1 review

For every high-octane battle series I enjoy reading like My Hero Academia and Chainsaw Man, I love me a slow burn. The psychological thriller is a favorite of mine, and I’ve sunk my teeth into 20th Century Boys thanks to the oversized re-release versions in bookstores. When I heard

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Oct 15, 2020 Masking the mystery — This is the Zodiac Speaking review
Masking the mystery — This is the Zodiac Speaking review

The modern mystery game finds itself in a tricky situation. In many cases, mystery becomes an aesthetic; the detective hat is rarely worn by the player. Instead, the player observes as the protagonist handles the detective work. They need only hunt down highlighted clues then let the game take over.

by Lawrence Le
Impressions   -   Oct 15, 2020 Beyond every expectation — Baldur’s Gate III hands-on preview
Beyond every expectation — Baldur’s Gate III hands-on preview

It’s been just over 20 years since Baldur’s Gate II came out. Jon Irenicus, the game’s primary antagonist, served as one of the best bad guys in CRPG history, driving the player to hell (literally) and back to foil his grand bid to gain immortality. The game

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Oct 15, 2020 “If everyone’s special, no one is.” — Torchlight III review
“If everyone’s special, no one is.” — Torchlight III review

I remember riding in a car headed to a gaming event talking to some fellow press members when one of them casually mentioned that he was playing Torchlight: Frontiers. I wasn’t aware that the game was even on the horizon and, given the number of hours I’ve sunk

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Oct 15, 2020 Marvel’s Avengers: The Art of the Game book review
Marvel’s Avengers: The Art of the Game book review

With over 80 years of history to draw from, you know that Marvel’s Avengers wasn’t going to suffer from a lack of inspiration. The team at Titan Books has teamed up with Crystal Dynamics to tell the story behind the story with their new book, Marvel’s Avengers:

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Oct 15, 2020 A healing melody — Ikenfell Review
A healing melody — Ikenfell Review

Mysterious things are afoot at Ikenfell, school for witches and wizards. The magical arts themselves are going haywire, alchemy formulae no longer work, people are manifesting new types of magic, and some students have gone missing. When her sister Safina doesn’t return home for summer, Maritte sets off to

by David Flynn
Previews   -   Oct 15, 2020 Six Hours in England — Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Preview
Six Hours in England — Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Preview

Our last preview of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla focused mostly on the bit of story we got a glimpse of, so this time I want to talk about mechanics. Combat, exploration, quests, and even dialogue have all changed slightly since Odyssey with the series leaning even more into the RPG

by David Flynn
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