A year ago when I took Archangel for a spin on PlayStation VR I had some pretty positive things to say about it. The on-rails nature of the game is perfect for newcomers to the platform, and the RPG-lite upgrade mechanics made the story mode a whole lot of fun.

Today, Route 59 Games announced that its visual novel/adventure game hybrid Necrobarista will be released on PlayStation 4 in addition to previously announced Nintendo Switch and PC versions next year. The Steam version of the game will also have a free demo released soon that will give players a

Today, a new trailer was released for Total War: Three Kingdoms, which showcases Sun Jian and his motivations. This cinematic trailer also provides the first look at the rich, detailed campaign map. In this time of chaos, the heavens shine on warlord Sun Jian, The Tiger of Jiangdong, when he

State of Mind is a product of the industry’s love for cyberpunk, birthed by childhoods dominated by Blade Runner, The Matrix, and a slew of other cyberpunk classics. The opportunity to speak about the social issues of today and those of a distant tomorrow, while also realizing a vision

Madden NFL 19 introduces a plethora of new options this year for the annual sports series. EA has done another fine job of refining features while still making sure this entry is worth picking up. The return of Longshot, more solo options for MUT, and a new player movement system

The QuakeCon 2018 keynote has come and gone, leaving a host of news in its wake. Perhaps the biggest news of the day was the official gameplay reveal for DOOM Eternal, in addition to the announcement that Eternal will launch across all consoles– yes, including Nintendo Switch. However, the news

I’ve only watched Doctor Who a few times, but I appreciate the episode “Blink” for its tense atmosphere and genuinely scary antagonists. However, the best part about it was that it used the Tenth Doctor sparingly and focused almost exclusively on a one-shot protagonist rather than the series’ main

It’s very strange to read two similar series so close to each other: While I did enjoy Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba for what it’s worth, I was a bit disappointed that it was sloppily reliant on overused Shonen tropes. However, I noted that returning to tried and