Sonic, Mario, and their respective friends have once again come together to test their skills in Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. We were able to explore the demo for this colorful collection of minigames at Nintendo’s E3 booth, which included 100 meter-hurdles, karate, archery, surfing,

If you’ve ever dreamed of sailing the high seas on your own pirate ship, plundering other vessels, destroying enemies, and fighting the occasional kraken, then you owe it to yourself to check out Survios’ newest title, Battlewake. I got to step up to the wheel and run a gauntlet

Few things delight me more than when a developer finds a way to wander off the beaten path with their storytelling. Lost Words: Beyond the Page is a charming little 2D game about a young girl who wants to become a writer. The gameplay bounces between the conversations she has

Marvel couch co-op is back with Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order, and we took a few minutes out of our E3 schedule to check out this arcade-like action title. Ultimate Alliance 3 allows for both online and local multiplayer, and through local multiplayer, you can choose between using

“This is a completely innovative game. You’ve never seen anything like this,” Cris Tales creator Carlos Roch said as he began his behind closed doors E3 presentation, “and correct me if you have!” I smiled indulgently; time-travel games aren’t anything new to me, how many ways can you

Our main man in green is back! Luigi’s back to doing what he does best, taking on ghosts, and from what I’ve played of Luigi’s Mansion 3, it’s the follow-up we’ve been waiting for. The demo centered around reaching one boss ghost to fight in

What do you get when you cross a chicken with a duck and a turkey? You get a turducken. What do you get when you cross Stardew Valley with roguelike elements, and a twin stick shooter? You get Atomicrops, one of the most fun indie games I’ve had to

Working in a corporate office can be hell, and Yuppie Psycho makes that sentiment literal. The game puts you in the sensible Oxford shoes of Brian Pasternack on his first day of work at Sintracorp, a megacorporation that goes beyond exploitative into straight-up sadistic, where no one seems to know