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Interviews   -   Jul 25, 2017 Origins 2017: Obscure Reference Games
Origins 2017: Obscure Reference Games

Being a small publisher can make it difficult to get off the ground.  However, sometimes you’ll find some creative ideas behind those publishers.  I took a look at Overlords of Infamy from Obscure Reference Games to see what kind of creativity they had behind it.

by Keith Schleicher
Features   -   Jul 25, 2017 All hands on deck: The Star Trek: Discovery panel at San Diego Comic-Con
All hands on deck: The Star Trek: Discovery panel at San Diego Comic-Con

San Diego Comic-Con offered a small group of press a first look at the upcoming Star Trek: Discovery on Saturday afternoon. Cast and crew assembled in The Hilton’s Sapphire ball room to chat about the upcoming CBS series, with guests including Sonequa Martin-Green, who plays First Officer Michael Burnham,

by A Kay Purcell
Reviews   -   Jul 25, 2017 VR, VR, and the youth of the nation: Accel World vs. Sword Art Online review
VR, VR, and the youth of the nation: Accel World vs. Sword Art Online review

Virtual reality is the next hot item in the gaming universe, but not all of us are so blessed to be able to afford the equipment needed to join in on the hype. Video games often step in to fill a void with experiences designed to allow you to live

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Jul 25, 2017 A solid carry – Infinite Minigolf PS4 and PSVR Review
A solid carry – Infinite Minigolf PS4 and PSVR Review

Minigolf, like pinball, is a drastically underserved genre. Thankfully we have Zen Studios to give us great games for both! After a successful Early Access run on Steam, Infinite Minigolf is finally heading to virtual shelves. It’s time to see if Infinite Minigolf manages to drain that hole in

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Jul 24, 2017 One night at Freddy’s – Arizona Sunshine review
One night at Freddy’s – Arizona Sunshine review

Zombies. We have all heard of them, but these undead creatures have been overused and run into the ground due to every game developer and their mother making their own rendition of these brain-craving beasts. While some of these games have been incredible, like Telltale’s The Walking Dead and

by Zach Faber
Reviews   -   Jul 24, 2017 Fortune and Glory: The Lost Expedition Review
Fortune and Glory: The Lost Expedition Review

Nearly 100 years ago, famed British explorer Percy Fawcett set out into the Amazon rainforest in search of the city of Z, Fawcett’s name for the ruins of the mythical El Dorado, and was never heard from again. Many went in search of Fawcett’s lost expedition to no

by Nick South
Reviews   -   Jul 24, 2017 Not pursuing my true self – I and Me review
Not pursuing my true self – I and Me review

Puzzle games were made for handhelds. Professor Layton, Zero Escape, and Box Boy are franchises that have thrived on (and in the last case, were created for) the 3DS, and with the Nintendo Switch, there remain some great puzzle experiences with games like Puyo Puyo Tetris and the upcoming port

by Elisha Deogracias
Features   -   Jul 24, 2017 Blizzard’s Behind the Scenes of Overwatch’s New Hero panel at San Diego Comic-Con
Blizzard’s Behind the Scenes of Overwatch’s New Hero panel at San Diego Comic-Con

Fists were flying Friday Night at Blizzard’s Behind the Scenes of Overwatch’s Newest Hero at San Diego Comic-Con. Every single person who attended the panel received a foam Doomfist, and took every available opportunity during the panel to cheer and raise their oversized appendages into the air, as

by A Kay Purcell
Origins 2017: Obscure Reference Games
Interviews   -   Jul 25, 2017 Origins 2017: Obscure Reference Games

Being a small publisher can make it difficult to get off the ground.  However, sometimes you’ll find some creative ideas behind those publishers.  I took a look at Overlords of Infamy from Obscure Reference Games to see what kind of creativity they had behind it.

by Keith Schleicher
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Interviews   -   Jul 25, 2017 Origins 2017: Obscure Reference Games
Origins 2017: Obscure Reference Games

Being a small publisher can make it difficult to get off the ground.  However, sometimes you’ll find some creative ideas behind those publishers.  I took a look at Overlords of Infamy from Obscure Reference Games to see what kind of creativity they had behind it.

by Keith Schleicher
Features   -   Jul 25, 2017 All hands on deck: The Star Trek: Discovery panel at San Diego Comic-Con
All hands on deck: The Star Trek: Discovery panel at San Diego Comic-Con

San Diego Comic-Con offered a small group of press a first look at the upcoming Star Trek: Discovery on Saturday afternoon. Cast and crew assembled in The Hilton’s Sapphire ball room to chat about the upcoming CBS series, with guests including Sonequa Martin-Green, who plays First Officer Michael Burnham,

by A Kay Purcell
Reviews   -   Jul 25, 2017 VR, VR, and the youth of the nation: Accel World vs. Sword Art Online review
VR, VR, and the youth of the nation: Accel World vs. Sword Art Online review

Virtual reality is the next hot item in the gaming universe, but not all of us are so blessed to be able to afford the equipment needed to join in on the hype. Video games often step in to fill a void with experiences designed to allow you to live

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Jul 25, 2017 A solid carry – Infinite Minigolf PS4 and PSVR Review
A solid carry – Infinite Minigolf PS4 and PSVR Review

Minigolf, like pinball, is a drastically underserved genre. Thankfully we have Zen Studios to give us great games for both! After a successful Early Access run on Steam, Infinite Minigolf is finally heading to virtual shelves. It’s time to see if Infinite Minigolf manages to drain that hole in

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Jul 24, 2017 One night at Freddy’s – Arizona Sunshine review
One night at Freddy’s – Arizona Sunshine review

Zombies. We have all heard of them, but these undead creatures have been overused and run into the ground due to every game developer and their mother making their own rendition of these brain-craving beasts. While some of these games have been incredible, like Telltale’s The Walking Dead and

by Zach Faber
Reviews   -   Jul 24, 2017 Fortune and Glory: The Lost Expedition Review
Fortune and Glory: The Lost Expedition Review

Nearly 100 years ago, famed British explorer Percy Fawcett set out into the Amazon rainforest in search of the city of Z, Fawcett’s name for the ruins of the mythical El Dorado, and was never heard from again. Many went in search of Fawcett’s lost expedition to no

by Nick South
Reviews   -   Jul 24, 2017 Not pursuing my true self – I and Me review
Not pursuing my true self – I and Me review

Puzzle games were made for handhelds. Professor Layton, Zero Escape, and Box Boy are franchises that have thrived on (and in the last case, were created for) the 3DS, and with the Nintendo Switch, there remain some great puzzle experiences with games like Puyo Puyo Tetris and the upcoming port

by Elisha Deogracias
Features   -   Jul 24, 2017 Blizzard’s Behind the Scenes of Overwatch’s New Hero panel at San Diego Comic-Con
Blizzard’s Behind the Scenes of Overwatch’s New Hero panel at San Diego Comic-Con

Fists were flying Friday Night at Blizzard’s Behind the Scenes of Overwatch’s Newest Hero at San Diego Comic-Con. Every single person who attended the panel received a foam Doomfist, and took every available opportunity during the panel to cheer and raise their oversized appendages into the air, as

by A Kay Purcell
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