While Fantasy Flight Games’ Genesys system is an excellent ruleset with which to build your own homebrewed, narrative-driven RPG, so far it has largely required savvy game masters to put in extra hours to develop a setting, and create items, adversaries, and adventures. Luckily, for those who might be light

Marijuana, otherwise known as mary jane, ganja, or… well, weed, has been a huge topic of discussion over the past few years. Many people want it legalized, while others think it should be a criminal offense. As time has passed, some states have approved it for medical and/or recreational

I’m not a metal guy, but I do appreciate the band Babymetal, a J-pop/metal fusion that’s equal parts cute and dangerous. (If you want a taste of what the band’s about, I suggest you search for its signature song Gimme Chocolate!) I immediately thought of the

When you’re on the run, there’s nothing better than the one-button arcade game. Titles like Timberman and Super One More Jump thrive on simple mechanics, and Matt Glanville’s Switch ‘N’ Shoot is no different. Sporting a nice pixelated aesthetic and some addictive gameplay, there’s enough here

What happens when a team of talented developers takes a classic Chinese novel and turns it into a game of one of the most popular genres around? The answer, with Unruly Heroes, is a less interesting game than you might expect. Developed by Magic Design Studios, which includes several industry

The second time I died during Outward’s tutorial, around section 32, I started to wonder if volunteering to review this game was a mistake. I was learning how to sleep and somehow did it poorly enough to die of either dehydration, cold exposure, or both. About an hour later,

Set in the year 2048, the concepts of humanity and robotics are still conflicting. There are those who accept advancements such as robotic workers, cybernetic implants, and the like, while others see them as invasive, threatening, and unnatural. This conflict has led to a fanatical group blowing up part of

Today, acttil and PM Studios announced that Rayark’s CYTUS α will be heading to the Nintendo Switch on May 14 digitally and physically, with the initial physical run containing a CD that includes tracks from the updated Chapter Ω. The game will include more than 200 music tracks as