Today, Colorfiction announced that it will bring its next game, Ode to a Moon, to PC, Mac, and Linux in the near future. The game oozes a horrific feel without the reliance of jump scares or violence. As a photo-journalist for a popular tabloid, you’re tasked with covering a

If you were waiting for the indie golfing game Wonder Wickets, RightStick Studios has announced that it will be released tomorrow on Steam for PC and Mac. While the game will be fully playable in its local player modes, the online capabilities are currently in beta and will be fully

As was announced yesterday, DICE revealed a new trailer highlighting the solo-mode of Battlefield V, War Stories. This single player content will follow in the bootsteps of Battlefield 1’s War Stories by continuing the anthology format, this time through the eyes of soldiers during World War II. This morning,

Today, Mastiff has announced the release of the first-person survival horror game, Home Sweet Home. Players are thrown into a dark, twisted labyrinth filled with dread, fear, and anxiety. After a long night filled with mourning and sorrow over the recent disappearance of his wife, Tim awakens to find himself

Today, LEGO DC Super-Villains launched on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. This newest addition to the LEGO gaming franchise allows gamers to create and customize their very own super-villain, including their name, costume, appearance, and abilities. This unique villain will be fighting alongside DC’s incredible cast

A lot of supposed “story” games come off as lazy and uninspired to me, largely because a bulk of them in my experience are text heavy and come off as glorified books. I’ve got no issue with a story focused gaming experience as long as it takes advantage of

Some things last a long time. Those immortal words of the great Daniel Johnston apply to things good and bad. Love, life, happiness in one hand, Kickstarter campaign deliverances in the other. The pain of waiting for a Kickstarter-funded game to be released can be excruciating, something that I and

Construction work is not fun. It is not a game. It is hard, grueling work that demands total physical commitment and full spatial awareness to avoid injury and do your job well. Not only that, but the down times are spent in hot warehouses with a gang of roughneck idiots