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I really wanted to like Lone Echo and its multiplayer mode, Echo Arena, but for whatever reason I simply struggled to hold my lunch with either of that game’s play modes. Perhaps it was the vastness of space, the total freedom of movement, or just how new I was
by Ron Burke
Just before the launch of E3, I put together my review for Jurassic World Evolution, but during the event I got to sit down with Nick Rodgers, Head of Animation at Frontier to hear about what’s next. With the launch of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the team has a
by Ron Burke
Sudoku and similar puzzle games have been very popular, especially among those who enjoy challenging their brain. Unlike many challenging games, the aforementioned experiences are designed to be relaxing. Hexologic falls into this category, and accomplishes its task well. Hexologic involves hexagons that are connected to one another in a
by Codi Spence
There’s nothing new about game building software; programs like Unity are becoming more affordable and accessible, and programs like RPG Maker and Visual Novel Maker make it even easier to build certain kinds of games. I’ve dabbled in my share of game creation software, and none of them
by A Kay Purcell
The critically acclaimed Wii U title, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, is headed to Nintendo Switch in a few short weeks. Ahead of its July 13th release date, Nintendo of Japan has released an overview trailer, which you can find above. While it is in Japanese, the trailer offers a good
by Abram Buehner
I’m a sucker for all things Lovecraft, and I enjoy the mythos around the Old Gods most of all. The team at Frogwares shares in my love of Cthulhu, and they showed a bit of it off in a demo at E3 2018 in their game The Sinking City.
by Ron Burke
Versatility is one of the Nintendo Switch’s biggest selling points, and a peripheral on Kickstarter is poised to add even more to its bag of tricks. The Flip Grip was designed to allow the growing number of Switch titles that are best played on a vertical screen — space shooters
by Bryan Lawver
It’s often difficult to reconcile the differences between science and magic in a work of fiction that discusses both. However, the concept of both coexisting is a fun one to explore, and with the right care, it can be a good one. How to Treat Magical Beasts: Mine and
by Elisha Deogracias
I really wanted to like Lone Echo and its multiplayer mode, Echo Arena, but for whatever reason I simply struggled to hold my lunch with either of that game’s play modes. Perhaps it was the vastness of space, the total freedom of movement, or just how new I was
by Ron Burke
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I really wanted to like Lone Echo and its multiplayer mode, Echo Arena, but for whatever reason I simply struggled to hold my lunch with either of that game’s play modes. Perhaps it was the vastness of space, the total freedom of movement, or just how new I was
by Ron Burke
Just before the launch of E3, I put together my review for Jurassic World Evolution, but during the event I got to sit down with Nick Rodgers, Head of Animation at Frontier to hear about what’s next. With the launch of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the team has a
by Ron Burke
Sudoku and similar puzzle games have been very popular, especially among those who enjoy challenging their brain. Unlike many challenging games, the aforementioned experiences are designed to be relaxing. Hexologic falls into this category, and accomplishes its task well. Hexologic involves hexagons that are connected to one another in a
by Codi Spence
There’s nothing new about game building software; programs like Unity are becoming more affordable and accessible, and programs like RPG Maker and Visual Novel Maker make it even easier to build certain kinds of games. I’ve dabbled in my share of game creation software, and none of them
by A Kay Purcell
The critically acclaimed Wii U title, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, is headed to Nintendo Switch in a few short weeks. Ahead of its July 13th release date, Nintendo of Japan has released an overview trailer, which you can find above. While it is in Japanese, the trailer offers a good
by Abram Buehner
I’m a sucker for all things Lovecraft, and I enjoy the mythos around the Old Gods most of all. The team at Frogwares shares in my love of Cthulhu, and they showed a bit of it off in a demo at E3 2018 in their game The Sinking City.
by Ron Burke
Versatility is one of the Nintendo Switch’s biggest selling points, and a peripheral on Kickstarter is poised to add even more to its bag of tricks. The Flip Grip was designed to allow the growing number of Switch titles that are best played on a vertical screen — space shooters
by Bryan Lawver
It’s often difficult to reconcile the differences between science and magic in a work of fiction that discusses both. However, the concept of both coexisting is a fun one to explore, and with the right care, it can be a good one. How to Treat Magical Beasts: Mine and
by Elisha Deogracias