I absolutely loved Shadow of War, at least until I hit the microtransaction-laden Act 4 slog to try to eke out the “true ending”. In my review I suggested people simply hit YouTube to watch the video of that ending, sparing themselves the aggravation. Fast forward from October 2017 to

I really enjoyed Far Cry 5, and said as much in my review. One of the best parts of the game was the crazy cast of characters, with two ready standouts — “Dangerously Stupid” Hurk Drubman Jr. and crazy crop duster Nick Rye. Well, through reasons best revealed through the expertly

I know we’ve recently been blessed with Burnout Paradise Remastered, but sometimes I really just want a new Burnout game filled with addictive crash mechanics and thrilling races. Three Fields Entertainment took the crash mode mechanics and made Danger Zone last year to a mixed reception. With its sequel

You hear the same complaints over and over with VR games. “Why aren’t there any full experiences?” or “What’s with all of these short demos?” Developer Multiverse has heard those same complaints, and they intend to answer them. Loudly. I’d not heard of Seeking Dawn until code

The year is 2013 and Trion Worlds is preparing for the launch of its most ambitious project yet: a transmedia superweapon with its sights set on conquering the game industry and beyond. That project was Defiance, a space western MMO with its own Syfy sci-fi tie-in TV show. Fast-forward one

Today, Spike Chunsoft announced that it has partnered with MAGES Inc. in order to release STEINS;GATE ELITE early next year for PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and Steam. In addition to an HD remake of the original game, both the Switch and PS4/PC versions will include bonus content for

Blizzard Entertainment’s wildly successful digital card game Hearthstone is soon to receive its next expansion: The Boomsday Project. Available August 7th, this expansion will bring 135 new cards as well as brand new gameplay features to Hearthstone. Doctor Boom, the titular character of this expansion, looks to be cooking

During this year’s E3, I had the chance to play a re-imagined classic, Descent. I remember gaming in the 90s. Blocky textures, bright colors, and dialogue that wasn’t exactly something you’d call “natural”. Controls were also in their early stages. Jumping, firing, strafing, and maybe crouching were