As a huge Elder Scrolls fan, you can imagine my excitement when I first heard about Elder Scrolls: Blades. A mobile version of the series I’ve known and loved for going on 15 years? Sign me up! Blades is a smaller, simpler version of Elder Scrolls, but it still

I’m no stranger to VR shooters, but I must confess that I’ve never played a shooter that required me to remain sitting, so I wasn’t entirely sure what I would be getting myself into with Blood & Truth. Born out of The London Heist, one of the

There is an ever increasing interest in competitive gaming thanks to the rise of geek and gaming culture, and how mainstream eSports are becoming. Everyone wants to get better at their favorite game, even if they don’t necessarily want to try and make a living out of it. Once

One of the signs of a good game is the ability to make something as basic as traveling around a map fun. There are plenty of games that attempt to make moving fun, but that is usually through an accessory such as a vehicle or a power-up. Spider-Man games have

Being a teenager is hard enough, but being a teenager in a dying, mostly abandoned town, watching the place you call home fall into disrepair and darkness, is something else entirely. Meet Ash, the protagonist of Concrete Genie. This bullied, artistic teenage boy is trying, desperately, to make the world

It’s nearly a unanimous opinion among Nintendo fans that Super Smash Bros. is a big deal. With several games spawning countless tournaments worldwide, fans waited patiently for the Nintendo Switch’s Super Smash Bros. reveal. At E3, Nintendo’s biggest announcement was definitely Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, taking over

A desolate snowy post-apocalyptic world awaits you in Metro Exodus, one of the games I had the pleasure of trying for myself at E3 this year. Metro Exodus is without a doubt the most ambitious game that Foray Games has attempted so far. There are more lines of dialogue than

I, admittedly, had very little idea what I was getting into when I slipped on a PSVR to try my hand at Trover Saves the Universe. Before taking a seat, I was given a somewhat elaborate backstory about how I’m just some guy–or girl–some nondescript human-ish someone–