The people at Harebrained Schemes are taking their time to get things right, and that’s a great thing. After all, we have not had our last PC Mechwarrior title since 2002 (MechWarrior Online notwithstanding), and a year prior to that since our last tactical title – MechCommander 2. To really

The trap king is back…again. Editor Hunter Wolfe returned this week to help Mike stem the tide of mindless monsters in Orcs Must Die! Unchained. Make sure you read Hunter’s review of this great free-to-play tower/trap defense game. Enjoy!

Thanks to a love of Star Trek, I’m the proud owner of a PlayStation VR headset, as well as the HTC Vive. As solitary as VR looks on the surface, it’s a highly social event in my house, and the velcro strap adjustments and forward-weighted Vive made longer

Let’s get one thing straight: The first real rhythm violence game was Space Channel 5 because you had to shoot aliens to rescue civilians to the beat of music. In all seriousness, however, Drool’s Thumper is probably the subgenre’s codifier, with an innate sense of speed and

This week, the crew discusses Xbox’s list of games launching with Xbox Game Pass, Overwatch’s year-one anniversary, and more. Later, Mike is joined by Amy Kay Purcell to talk about the recent Far Cry 5 reveals and Star Trek: Bridge Crew VR. Every week, Mike Pearce and Joe

Set to be released on July 25, Fallen Legion: Sins of an Empire and Fallen Legion: Flames of Rebellion aim to flip the script of RPG stories for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. We got to speak with Spencer Yip, director of the Fallen Legion games as well as the

From the first moment I started playing RiME, I felt completely pulled into its world. The cell-shaded environments and swelling orchestral soundtrack filled me with a sense of wonder and adventure that stuck with me throughout my playthrough. With RiME, Tequila Works has put its world and narrative at the

It’s hard to imagine that Star Trek: The Original Series had just 79 episodes when you think of just how much Roddenberry’s creation inspired entire generations. Innumerable inventions were posited over 50 years ago that are in common use today, including personal communicators, universal translators, handheld computers, and