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There’s a good chance I liked Death’s Gambit more than you will. To calibrate your expectations, I also think Dragon’s Dogma is one of the best games of all time. That is to say, I like games that take big swings even when they’re not sure
by Bryan Lawver
After the last several Dragon Quest games have either been on 3DS or became an MMO (as was the case in Dragon Quest X), Dragon Quest XI is a return to the large single-player formula the series is known for. This is the first console entry since 2004’s Dragon
by Nathan Anstadt
Monster Hunter Generations is a good game. However, it really doesn’t feel like one at times. After coming off of 50+ hours of Monster Hunter World, going back in time is difficult. The combat isn’t as fluid, it has technical issues and is ripe with loading screens every
by Austin Fern
If there’s one genre that’s showing a diverse blend of gameplay mechanics as of late, it’s got to be fighting games. From the technical SoulCalibur VI and Street Fighter V Arcade Edition to the accessible Blazblue Cross Tag Battle and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, there’s literally
by Elisha Deogracias
The classic Beat-Em-Up franchise Streets of Rage is making its triumphant return with Streets of Rage 4. Developed by Lizardcube, the team behind 2017’s Wonderboy remake, this title hopes to recapture the magic of Sega’s classic arcade brawler. While we currently have neither a release date or confirmed
by Abram Buehner
Cyberpunk 2077’s long-awaited gameplay reveal has finally arrived. While many members of the media got a glimpse of the title in action at E3, everyone can now revel in a full 48 minutes of footage– and you can do so right now by clicking the link above. What’re
by Abram Buehner
Co-op games have allowed friends to get together and experience fantastical worlds over the years. Sometimes this is side by side on the couch, other times it’s through online play. Strange Brigade lets friends hop online and take on Egyptian monsters, puzzles, and obstacles as a team. The story
by Codi Spence
Recently, I was given the opportunity to ask questions of Matt Phillips, designer and programmer of Tanglewood, about his game. Tanglewood, for those unaware, is a recently released indie title that harkens back to the era of the mascot platformer, developed using genuine Sega Genesis tools and processes. When it
by Abram Buehner
There’s a good chance I liked Death’s Gambit more than you will. To calibrate your expectations, I also think Dragon’s Dogma is one of the best games of all time. That is to say, I like games that take big swings even when they’re not sure
by Bryan Lawver
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There’s a good chance I liked Death’s Gambit more than you will. To calibrate your expectations, I also think Dragon’s Dogma is one of the best games of all time. That is to say, I like games that take big swings even when they’re not sure
by Bryan Lawver
After the last several Dragon Quest games have either been on 3DS or became an MMO (as was the case in Dragon Quest X), Dragon Quest XI is a return to the large single-player formula the series is known for. This is the first console entry since 2004’s Dragon
by Nathan Anstadt
Monster Hunter Generations is a good game. However, it really doesn’t feel like one at times. After coming off of 50+ hours of Monster Hunter World, going back in time is difficult. The combat isn’t as fluid, it has technical issues and is ripe with loading screens every
by Austin Fern
If there’s one genre that’s showing a diverse blend of gameplay mechanics as of late, it’s got to be fighting games. From the technical SoulCalibur VI and Street Fighter V Arcade Edition to the accessible Blazblue Cross Tag Battle and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, there’s literally
by Elisha Deogracias
The classic Beat-Em-Up franchise Streets of Rage is making its triumphant return with Streets of Rage 4. Developed by Lizardcube, the team behind 2017’s Wonderboy remake, this title hopes to recapture the magic of Sega’s classic arcade brawler. While we currently have neither a release date or confirmed
by Abram Buehner
Cyberpunk 2077’s long-awaited gameplay reveal has finally arrived. While many members of the media got a glimpse of the title in action at E3, everyone can now revel in a full 48 minutes of footage– and you can do so right now by clicking the link above. What’re
by Abram Buehner
Co-op games have allowed friends to get together and experience fantastical worlds over the years. Sometimes this is side by side on the couch, other times it’s through online play. Strange Brigade lets friends hop online and take on Egyptian monsters, puzzles, and obstacles as a team. The story
by Codi Spence
Recently, I was given the opportunity to ask questions of Matt Phillips, designer and programmer of Tanglewood, about his game. Tanglewood, for those unaware, is a recently released indie title that harkens back to the era of the mascot platformer, developed using genuine Sega Genesis tools and processes. When it
by Abram Buehner