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Reviews   -   Aug 12, 2016 Beserked: Vikings on Board Review
Beserked: Vikings on Board Review

Viking lore conjures up images of bloodthirsty raids launched from serpent-headed ships. Rarely does it invoke visions of Norsemen loading those ships with goods for the journey. Ragnar hoisting some wheat into a boat is hardly the concept likely to get gamers’ juices flowing, but Blue Orange game is banking

by Nick South
Impressions   -   Aug 12, 2016 Dishonored: The Wyrmwood Deceit comic issue#1 impressions
Dishonored: The Wyrmwood Deceit comic issue#1 impressions

As the sequel of the award winning video game Dishonored, Dishonored 2, looms on the horizon, Titan comics has launched a new series following the adventures of Corvo Attano and his continued efforts to safeguard the industrial city of Dunwall after the death of the previous Empress. Regaining his official

by Lucious Barnes
Interviews   -   Aug 12, 2016 What a wonderful world: Quicktequila owner on Lovely Planet Arcade
What a wonderful world: Quicktequila owner on Lovely Planet Arcade

Released in July, Quicktequila’s Lovely Planet Arcade is a quirky FPS that challenges players to shoot snowmen-looking creatures and dodge bullets in order to reach the exit. Our review stated that it “mixes adorable graphics with addictive action and a great soundtrack.” We interviewed Vidhvat Madan, developer and owner

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Aug 11, 2016 We’ll never be royals: Reigns review
We’ll never be royals: Reigns review

Unlike some people my age, I haven’t tried online dating yet, but for some reason Tinder mystifies me. The app’s ephemeral approach to social interaction is neat; it’s exciting that in this day and age we can get dates by mutually swiping right in an app. While

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Aug 11, 2016 Time travel with a twist: Kelvin and the Infamous Machine review
Time travel with a twist: Kelvin and the Infamous Machine review

For some reason, I continually find myself drawn to point-and-click titles, even though they usually disappoint me in some way. Either the puzzles are so nonsensical that progression is a real battle, or the story is weak. Kelvin and the Infamous Machine possesses neither of these flaws; it’s a

by Sarah Marchant
Reviews   -   Aug 11, 2016 Shallow but pretty: The Amazing Shinsengumi review
Shallow but pretty: The Amazing Shinsengumi review

Otomes have been my guilty pleasure for years. They are what kept the hopeless romantic in me entertained, and yes, absolutely and undeniably addicted. They are relatively short, sweet, and simple stories with appealing visuals, and a variety of unique, albeit archetypal characters to choose from.  The Amazing Shinsengumi: Heroes

by Rachel "Rei" Berry
Reviews   -   Aug 10, 2016 Assemble the Horde: The Cohort Review
Assemble the Horde: The Cohort Review

In the barbarian lands of Gaul, Emperor Caesar has called his armies to assemble. The Cohort casts you, the players, as generals gathering your troops to win his favor. Whoever collects their armies and gets them in line will have the honor of leading the first charge. Of course, the

by John Farrell
Previews   -   Aug 10, 2016 Urban Empire demo: If you build it, they will come…maybe
Urban Empire demo: If you build it, they will come…maybe

Picture House of Cards as a video game in your mind’s eye. Go ahead, just try it. Ok, now think of your favorite SimCity. Take those two visions, modify the House of Cards image to include a parliamentary-style government (like the original House of Cards) and mash them up

by Mike Pearce
Beserked: Vikings on Board Review
Reviews   -   Aug 12, 2016 Beserked: Vikings on Board Review

Viking lore conjures up images of bloodthirsty raids launched from serpent-headed ships. Rarely does it invoke visions of Norsemen loading those ships with goods for the journey. Ragnar hoisting some wheat into a boat is hardly the concept likely to get gamers’ juices flowing, but Blue Orange game is banking

by Nick South
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Reviews   -   Aug 12, 2016 Beserked: Vikings on Board Review
Beserked: Vikings on Board Review

Viking lore conjures up images of bloodthirsty raids launched from serpent-headed ships. Rarely does it invoke visions of Norsemen loading those ships with goods for the journey. Ragnar hoisting some wheat into a boat is hardly the concept likely to get gamers’ juices flowing, but Blue Orange game is banking

by Nick South
Impressions   -   Aug 12, 2016 Dishonored: The Wyrmwood Deceit comic issue#1 impressions
Dishonored: The Wyrmwood Deceit comic issue#1 impressions

As the sequel of the award winning video game Dishonored, Dishonored 2, looms on the horizon, Titan comics has launched a new series following the adventures of Corvo Attano and his continued efforts to safeguard the industrial city of Dunwall after the death of the previous Empress. Regaining his official

by Lucious Barnes
Interviews   -   Aug 12, 2016 What a wonderful world: Quicktequila owner on Lovely Planet Arcade
What a wonderful world: Quicktequila owner on Lovely Planet Arcade

Released in July, Quicktequila’s Lovely Planet Arcade is a quirky FPS that challenges players to shoot snowmen-looking creatures and dodge bullets in order to reach the exit. Our review stated that it “mixes adorable graphics with addictive action and a great soundtrack.” We interviewed Vidhvat Madan, developer and owner

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Aug 11, 2016 We’ll never be royals: Reigns review
We’ll never be royals: Reigns review

Unlike some people my age, I haven’t tried online dating yet, but for some reason Tinder mystifies me. The app’s ephemeral approach to social interaction is neat; it’s exciting that in this day and age we can get dates by mutually swiping right in an app. While

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Aug 11, 2016 Time travel with a twist: Kelvin and the Infamous Machine review
Time travel with a twist: Kelvin and the Infamous Machine review

For some reason, I continually find myself drawn to point-and-click titles, even though they usually disappoint me in some way. Either the puzzles are so nonsensical that progression is a real battle, or the story is weak. Kelvin and the Infamous Machine possesses neither of these flaws; it’s a

by Sarah Marchant
Reviews   -   Aug 11, 2016 Shallow but pretty: The Amazing Shinsengumi review
Shallow but pretty: The Amazing Shinsengumi review

Otomes have been my guilty pleasure for years. They are what kept the hopeless romantic in me entertained, and yes, absolutely and undeniably addicted. They are relatively short, sweet, and simple stories with appealing visuals, and a variety of unique, albeit archetypal characters to choose from.  The Amazing Shinsengumi: Heroes

by Rachel "Rei" Berry
Reviews   -   Aug 10, 2016 Assemble the Horde: The Cohort Review
Assemble the Horde: The Cohort Review

In the barbarian lands of Gaul, Emperor Caesar has called his armies to assemble. The Cohort casts you, the players, as generals gathering your troops to win his favor. Whoever collects their armies and gets them in line will have the honor of leading the first charge. Of course, the

by John Farrell
Previews   -   Aug 10, 2016 Urban Empire demo: If you build it, they will come…maybe
Urban Empire demo: If you build it, they will come…maybe

Picture House of Cards as a video game in your mind’s eye. Go ahead, just try it. Ok, now think of your favorite SimCity. Take those two visions, modify the House of Cards image to include a parliamentary-style government (like the original House of Cards) and mash them up

by Mike Pearce
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