Rebellious outcasts, exiled from their home planets, set to the stars on ancient warships in search of a new home and base of operations. Hot on their trail is a
Often when discussing games people will focus on either the theme or the mechanisms included. Like that one time you played a game about saving the world from disease, or
The title of this review is a quote from Alphonse Gabriel Capone, leader of The Chicago Outfit. Al was a “businessman” specializing in the distribution of beverages of an intoxicating
The Worms Series started nearly twenty years ago and spans more than 20 titles available on nearly every platform along the way, so it’s a safe bet that if
Unless you’re an only child, to which I say “hurrah”, you most likely understand the concept of sibling rivalry. Sisters and brothers vying for attention, respect, space, and comfort
At this point it’s safe to say that “roguelike” has made its way into most gamers’ lexicons. Dynamic level generation, punishing difficulty (often with permadeath features) and more are
Occasionally you hear of a concept so crazy that you think that there’s no way that it can work. When Final Fantasy X-2 was released with the concept of
Sony hasn’t exactly had the best run of luck in porting its classic games to its versatile handheld. The Vita is capable of pulling off some fantastic visuals (one
eBay was breached, Heartbleed is running rampant, Sony’s passwords were compromised, DDoS assaults are exceeding 100s of Gigabits of traffic per second, and upwards of 95% of the Internet
It’s Friday, and it’s Memorial Day Weekend, which means a long weekend of barbecuing, spending time with those close to you, and video games. Having that extra day
