Warhammer 40k Mechanicus contains a bevy of interesting narrative and mechanical decisions, but this tactics game is also marred by questionable implementations of those decisions.

Perhaps the easiest way to create a co-op experience in any sort of medium is to literally tie two characters together with a rope. Both characters will have to work together to overcome even the most menial task together. We’ve seen several games take advantage of this concept, and

Video games come in all shapes and sizes, from action-packed first-person shooters to complex puzzle games to relaxing story-based “walking simulators” and more. There’s something for everyone, no matter what your preference is. Now, what if I told you about a game where you play as a mystical wolf

Tuesday, July 14th Hi-Rez Studios released patch 7.7 for their popular third-person MOBA Smite, and with it came a TON of changes and content. The highly anticipated new battle pass featuring Nickelodeon’s Avatar the Last Airbender was included, featuring six fun new skins and a slew of other

Chorus Worldwide and Alfa System are pleased to announce that Sisters Royale: Five Sisters Under Fire, the Japanese shmup from veteran Japanese developers Alfa System is available now on Xbox One. After originally being available on PS4 and Switch in January, Xbox One gamers will finally be able to experience

I’m sure that we’ve all either experienced someone using us for their own gain or at least witnessed it happen to someone else to a degree. Usually, this is meant more figuratively, like tricking someone into doing your work for you or playing off their ego in order

Your life is a toot. It’s such a toot that you’ve decided to completely upend it and move to Badgetown on the mainland, where the friendly creatures called Ooblets aren’t banned. Upon arriving with nothing but the clothes on your back, Mayor Tinstle gives you the local

Ever wanted to play 2001: A Space Odyssey, but instead of a mystifying story that compels you to keep watching until the end, you’re just confused and disappointed the whole way through? That was my experience playing ELEA: Paradigm Shift, developed by Kyodai Ltd and published by Soedesco. It’