If there’s one thing RPG fans can agree on, it’s that grinding sucks. Some games, like older Dragon Quest titles, can do it right: spreading it throughout the game and making it just involved enough to put you in a zen like state as you rack up EXP.

I can’t get enough of 3D platformers. From Mario and Ape Escape to more obscure titles like Skylar and Plux: Adventure on Clover Island, I’ve played quite a few of various qualities. There’s something about just moving and jumping around these worlds that appeals to me, and

Gaming Trend · Episode 038: Godzilla Vs Kong This week Erica Echlin and Jon Miller talk about the Box office hit Godzilla vs Kong and more. – You say tree I say stick. – Okay, who else is pissed off about mechagodzilla? – Darling in the Franxx did it better. – It’s on like

Are you ready to dance through the danger this month? WayForward has just announced that it will release a Switch port of the classic platformer Shantae on April 22. The game will include functionality with special Game Boy Advance features and other improvements. The original Shantae is back and coming

Today, World’s Edge and Relic Entertainment released a Fan Preview event for the upcoming strategy game Age of Empires IV, which is currently in development. The event covered a ton of different facets of the game, from campaign details to gameplay mechanics, as well as a host of other

As Walk the Moon had titled their third studio album, talking is hard. That said, it’s a vital part to our society, and while it can be stressful to connect with a new person, the reward for doing so is usually a great thing indeed. Signs of the Sojourner

An April shower of manga is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than with a video game book review! (This isn’t an out-of-season April Fools joke, I assure you!) In this third installment of our increasingly inaccurate Manga Minis column, we’ll check out some cool new

If you’re anything like me, you most likely grew up playing with Hot Wheels. Constructing elaborate race tracks, drooling over the awesome (but expensive) new set pieces you saw on commercials, and searching for the latest car models at your local Toys R Us were most likely part of