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Reviews   -   Jul 15, 2016 Puzzles and pufferfish: Song of the Deep review
Puzzles and pufferfish: Song of the Deep review

I’ll come right out and say it, I wasn’t expecting a great deal from Song of the Deep. Sure, I was hopeful, especially coming from a polished studio like Insomniac Games (see Ratchet and Clank), but I was worried it might not draw me in and hold my

by Mike Pearce
Reviews   -   Jul 15, 2016 Relaxation and zen; The Sims 4 Spa Day review
Relaxation and zen; The Sims 4 Spa Day review

The Sims 4 grows and expands with each new expansion, game pack, and stuff pack. I have been reviewing all the Sims 4 content as I can keep up with over the last few months, but with Spa Day I feel I have finally found what a game pack should

by Bryan Ertmer
Reviews   -   Jul 15, 2016 Eat, Prey, Hunt: God Eater Resurrection Review
Eat, Prey, Hunt: God Eater Resurrection Review

God Eater Resurrection begins by getting you hyped. The moment you launch the game, an anime opening video flashes from moment to moment, showcasing the characters and world of God Eater. God Eater Resurrection, marries its unique style with gameplay that makes you feel like you’re playing an anime.

by Richard Kwon
Reviews   -   Jul 13, 2016 Card fight: Duelyst Review
Card fight: Duelyst Review

A tried and true method of battle is to line up two forces against each other. Sometimes this is handled by lining both sides up and each character going in order, the way several JRPGs handle it. Other times the forces are placed on some battleground made of squares or

by Keith Schleicher
Reviews   -   Jul 13, 2016 Grand acheivement: Grand Kingdom review
Grand acheivement: Grand Kingdom review

Unique is trope that gets tossed about like a warship glazing forcefully upon the battle-ripped oceans of territory mired in blood and death.  Grand Kingdom is a game that can wear the unique moniker prominently and with seriousness. I have never played anything quite like it before, even as a

by Patrick Rost
Impressions   -   Jul 13, 2016 More cute than it has a right to be – The Secret Life of Pets: Unleashed impressions
More cute than it has a right to be – The Secret Life of Pets: Unleashed impressions

I don’t normally cover free-to-play titles as there’s little need — you can simply try them out for yourself. That said, I enjoyed The Secret Lives of Pets movie so much that I had to give the EA / Illumination Entertainment gem matching game a spin. The first thing I

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Jul 13, 2016 Barbarians and boredom: Crush Your Enemies review

Go back to the glory days of real-time strategy games they said, it’ll be fun they said. I’m not so sure about the “glory days” part, but Crush Your Enemies certainly was fun, nostalgic even. With delightful characters like Fuzgut the Destroyer, loading screen banners that say “shaving

by Mike Pearce
Editorials   -   Jul 12, 2016 Meet me at the Pokestop: Pokemon Go and the power of social mobile games
Meet me at the Pokestop: Pokemon Go and the power of social mobile games

“Pokémon Go is going to suck,” I said with confidence, “but I’m going to waste so much time on it.” I made this very incorrect prediction about the quality of the game a mere three hours before Pokémon Go hit the US market. I’ve always been a sucker

by A Kay Purcell
Puzzles and pufferfish: Song of the Deep review
Reviews   -   Jul 15, 2016 Puzzles and pufferfish: Song of the Deep review

I’ll come right out and say it, I wasn’t expecting a great deal from Song of the Deep. Sure, I was hopeful, especially coming from a polished studio like Insomniac Games (see Ratchet and Clank), but I was worried it might not draw me in and hold my

by Mike Pearce
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Reviews   -   Jul 15, 2016 Puzzles and pufferfish: Song of the Deep review
Puzzles and pufferfish: Song of the Deep review

I’ll come right out and say it, I wasn’t expecting a great deal from Song of the Deep. Sure, I was hopeful, especially coming from a polished studio like Insomniac Games (see Ratchet and Clank), but I was worried it might not draw me in and hold my

by Mike Pearce
Reviews   -   Jul 15, 2016 Relaxation and zen; The Sims 4 Spa Day review
Relaxation and zen; The Sims 4 Spa Day review

The Sims 4 grows and expands with each new expansion, game pack, and stuff pack. I have been reviewing all the Sims 4 content as I can keep up with over the last few months, but with Spa Day I feel I have finally found what a game pack should

by Bryan Ertmer
Reviews   -   Jul 15, 2016 Eat, Prey, Hunt: God Eater Resurrection Review
Eat, Prey, Hunt: God Eater Resurrection Review

God Eater Resurrection begins by getting you hyped. The moment you launch the game, an anime opening video flashes from moment to moment, showcasing the characters and world of God Eater. God Eater Resurrection, marries its unique style with gameplay that makes you feel like you’re playing an anime.

by Richard Kwon
Reviews   -   Jul 13, 2016 Card fight: Duelyst Review
Card fight: Duelyst Review

A tried and true method of battle is to line up two forces against each other. Sometimes this is handled by lining both sides up and each character going in order, the way several JRPGs handle it. Other times the forces are placed on some battleground made of squares or

by Keith Schleicher
Reviews   -   Jul 13, 2016 Grand acheivement: Grand Kingdom review
Grand acheivement: Grand Kingdom review

Unique is trope that gets tossed about like a warship glazing forcefully upon the battle-ripped oceans of territory mired in blood and death.  Grand Kingdom is a game that can wear the unique moniker prominently and with seriousness. I have never played anything quite like it before, even as a

by Patrick Rost
Impressions   -   Jul 13, 2016 More cute than it has a right to be – The Secret Life of Pets: Unleashed impressions
More cute than it has a right to be – The Secret Life of Pets: Unleashed impressions

I don’t normally cover free-to-play titles as there’s little need — you can simply try them out for yourself. That said, I enjoyed The Secret Lives of Pets movie so much that I had to give the EA / Illumination Entertainment gem matching game a spin. The first thing I

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Jul 13, 2016 Barbarians and boredom: Crush Your Enemies review

Go back to the glory days of real-time strategy games they said, it’ll be fun they said. I’m not so sure about the “glory days” part, but Crush Your Enemies certainly was fun, nostalgic even. With delightful characters like Fuzgut the Destroyer, loading screen banners that say “shaving

by Mike Pearce
Editorials   -   Jul 12, 2016 Meet me at the Pokestop: Pokemon Go and the power of social mobile games
Meet me at the Pokestop: Pokemon Go and the power of social mobile games

“Pokémon Go is going to suck,” I said with confidence, “but I’m going to waste so much time on it.” I made this very incorrect prediction about the quality of the game a mere three hours before Pokémon Go hit the US market. I’ve always been a sucker

by A Kay Purcell
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