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Reviews   -   Dec 22, 2016 Wishful thinking: 3 Wishes review
Wishful thinking: 3 Wishes review

As a casual board game player whose experience caps off at Catan and Pandemic, I like games that are very simple and quick, while also being lighthearted and fun. Strawberry Studio has released 3 Wishes, a small card game that rewards quick thinking and a little mischief in order to

by Elisha Deogracias
Interviews   -   Dec 22, 2016 C&C creator Louis Castle interview – War Commander: Rogue Assault
C&C creator Louis Castle interview – War Commander: Rogue Assault

If you are an old dirt farmer like me, you pumped countless hours into the Command & Conquer games.  Series creator Louis Castle remembers and wants to bring that experience to a more mobile platform.  Entitled War Commander: Rogue Assault, the game takes the usual free-to-play trappings and changes them

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Dec 22, 2016 May I have a mulligan? Mini Golf Resort review
May I have a mulligan? Mini Golf Resort review

The hardest games to review are not the ones that are exceptionally great nor horrendously bad, but ones that fit smack dab in the middle of those extremes. It’s with this mindset that I’m going through Teyon’s Mini Golf Resort, a 3DS port of a Wii game.

by Elisha Deogracias
Previews   -   Dec 21, 2016 Awful lot of groffle – Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles preview
Awful lot of groffle – Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles preview

During my time at the PlayStation Experience earlier this month. I got to play plenty of fun and interesting games, but Yonder: the Cloud Catcher Chronicles was easily one of the most beautiful at the event. Yonder is an open world adventure game set on the fictional island of Gamea,

by Zach Faber
Reviews   -   Dec 20, 2016 Grim and dark: Space Hulk: Deathwing review
Grim and dark: Space Hulk: Deathwing review

Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40,000 universe is massive in size and complexity. Its richness, diversity, thoroughly fleshed-out story, and overwhelming sense of mysterious intrigue have made it an obvious choice for video game adaptations. While many of these adaptations have been made (the Dawn of War franchise likely the

by Mike Pearce
Editorials   -   Dec 20, 2016 PlayStation VR through the eyes of a nausea sufferer
PlayStation VR through the eyes of a nausea sufferer

You’ll see a lot of reviews about PlayStation VR over the next few weeks, but very few from somebody who went in knowing that VR makes them sick. Since my injury in the military, I’ve had difficulty with any VR setup, but I could never put my finger

by Ron Burke
Podcast   -   Dec 19, 2016 Gaming Trend Podcast: Super Mario Runs onto iOS and Crytek cries for help!
Gaming Trend Podcast: Super Mario Runs onto iOS and Crytek cries for help!

For episode 79 of the GT Reboot, Joe gushes over Super Mario Run’s surprisingly deep level design, Mike discusses his Space Hulk review in progress, and the pair talk about the recent reports concerning Crytek’s financial status. We’re coming close to the end of 2016, so it’

by Joe DeClara
Reviews   -   Dec 18, 2016 “You seem to have this nasty habit of surviving.” – I Expect You To Die PSVR review
“You seem to have this nasty habit of surviving.” – I Expect You To Die PSVR review

The launch window for the PlayStation VR has been pretty solid, but most of what was available at launch in October could easily be described as tech demos. As the PSVR rounds out its 2016 launch lineup, I was surprised to see such a fantastic game drop in my lap

by Ron Burke
Wishful thinking: 3 Wishes review
Reviews   -   Dec 22, 2016 Wishful thinking: 3 Wishes review

As a casual board game player whose experience caps off at Catan and Pandemic, I like games that are very simple and quick, while also being lighthearted and fun. Strawberry Studio has released 3 Wishes, a small card game that rewards quick thinking and a little mischief in order to

by Elisha Deogracias
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Reviews   -   Dec 22, 2016 Wishful thinking: 3 Wishes review
Wishful thinking: 3 Wishes review

As a casual board game player whose experience caps off at Catan and Pandemic, I like games that are very simple and quick, while also being lighthearted and fun. Strawberry Studio has released 3 Wishes, a small card game that rewards quick thinking and a little mischief in order to

by Elisha Deogracias
Interviews   -   Dec 22, 2016 C&C creator Louis Castle interview – War Commander: Rogue Assault
C&C creator Louis Castle interview – War Commander: Rogue Assault

If you are an old dirt farmer like me, you pumped countless hours into the Command & Conquer games.  Series creator Louis Castle remembers and wants to bring that experience to a more mobile platform.  Entitled War Commander: Rogue Assault, the game takes the usual free-to-play trappings and changes them

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Dec 22, 2016 May I have a mulligan? Mini Golf Resort review
May I have a mulligan? Mini Golf Resort review

The hardest games to review are not the ones that are exceptionally great nor horrendously bad, but ones that fit smack dab in the middle of those extremes. It’s with this mindset that I’m going through Teyon’s Mini Golf Resort, a 3DS port of a Wii game.

by Elisha Deogracias
Previews   -   Dec 21, 2016 Awful lot of groffle – Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles preview
Awful lot of groffle – Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles preview

During my time at the PlayStation Experience earlier this month. I got to play plenty of fun and interesting games, but Yonder: the Cloud Catcher Chronicles was easily one of the most beautiful at the event. Yonder is an open world adventure game set on the fictional island of Gamea,

by Zach Faber
Reviews   -   Dec 20, 2016 Grim and dark: Space Hulk: Deathwing review
Grim and dark: Space Hulk: Deathwing review

Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40,000 universe is massive in size and complexity. Its richness, diversity, thoroughly fleshed-out story, and overwhelming sense of mysterious intrigue have made it an obvious choice for video game adaptations. While many of these adaptations have been made (the Dawn of War franchise likely the

by Mike Pearce
Editorials   -   Dec 20, 2016 PlayStation VR through the eyes of a nausea sufferer
PlayStation VR through the eyes of a nausea sufferer

You’ll see a lot of reviews about PlayStation VR over the next few weeks, but very few from somebody who went in knowing that VR makes them sick. Since my injury in the military, I’ve had difficulty with any VR setup, but I could never put my finger

by Ron Burke
Podcast   -   Dec 19, 2016 Gaming Trend Podcast: Super Mario Runs onto iOS and Crytek cries for help!
Gaming Trend Podcast: Super Mario Runs onto iOS and Crytek cries for help!

For episode 79 of the GT Reboot, Joe gushes over Super Mario Run’s surprisingly deep level design, Mike discusses his Space Hulk review in progress, and the pair talk about the recent reports concerning Crytek’s financial status. We’re coming close to the end of 2016, so it’

by Joe DeClara
Reviews   -   Dec 18, 2016 “You seem to have this nasty habit of surviving.” – I Expect You To Die PSVR review
“You seem to have this nasty habit of surviving.” – I Expect You To Die PSVR review

The launch window for the PlayStation VR has been pretty solid, but most of what was available at launch in October could easily be described as tech demos. As the PSVR rounds out its 2016 launch lineup, I was surprised to see such a fantastic game drop in my lap

by Ron Burke
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