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Reviews   -   Aug 15, 2015 Souped up: Nom Nom Galaxy review
Souped up: Nom Nom Galaxy review

Soup is good, and I enjoy it every now and then myself. That being said, I have never thought I needed a video game based on a galactic soup takeover. Nom Nom Galaxy is a strategy game based around soup, and becoming the biggest soup maker in the universe. Combining

by Bryan Ertmer
Reviews   -   Aug 13, 2015 Dragon Age: Inquisition “The Descent” — Light at the end of the tunnel
Dragon Age: Inquisition “The Descent” — Light at the end of the tunnel

While Dragon Age: Inquisition’s latest DLC “The Descent” is full of content, new equipment, and more time with the wonderful members of its titular organization, whether the add-on is worth your time and money is largely dependent on how invested you are in a certain aspect of the series’

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Aug 13, 2015 In need of a whetstone- Sword Art Online RE: Hollow Fragment review
In need of a whetstone- Sword Art Online RE: Hollow Fragment review

It’s always difficult to gauge your expectations for anime tie-in games. On one hand, if you’re a fan of the series in question, the idea of being able to interact with the characters, lore, and action of a world you love is intoxicating. Then on the other hand,

by Lucious Barnes
Contests   -   Aug 13, 2015 Gaming Trend Warframe Infested Nightmare giveaway!
Gaming Trend Warframe Infested Nightmare giveaway!

I’m not a huge fan of free-to-play games as a general rule, but there are occasionally games that surprise me.  It’s usually the FPS titles that pull me back in over and over.  PlanetSide, Tribes, and now Warframe.  If you’ve not checked out the game for yourself,

by Ron Burke
Podcast   -   Aug 11, 2015 Gaming Trend Podcast: Social Link go!
Gaming Trend Podcast: Social Link go!

It’s another two-man show, with Eric and Kenneth here to discuss current events, social links, and despair-inducing bears. Kenneth talks his early thoughts on Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls, while Eric gives the first of many Persona 3 updates he’ll be giving on the show. We also

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Aug 09, 2015 Explore the history of the first roguelikes with Dungeon H@cks – Book Review
Explore the history of the first roguelikes with Dungeon H@cks – Book Review

Nowadays, it’s hard to be a gamer and not come across the word ‘roguelike’ regularly. The term now occupies that uncomfortable spot between a concise summary of a game feature and a flat-out buzzword, taking its place alongside words like ‘massively multiplayer’ and ‘open-world exploration’. But what sets the

by Victor Grunn
Reviews   -   Aug 09, 2015 Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold: The Fafnir Knight – Review

One of the best things about the 3DS is its wide and ever-growing library of JRPG’s. This new release of Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold: The Fafnir Knight adds to the handheld 3D Nintendo system’s long line of great games. It features the same polished and elaborate gameplay as

by Stefan Alexander
Editorials   -   Aug 08, 2015 Halt And Catch Fire: Season 2 Finale
Halt And Catch Fire: Season 2 Finale

A friend of mine once sent me an article about how genre fiction needs to be about characters. It made the further point that science fiction often loses its way while exploring fantastic concepts, and aspiring writers would be wise to avoid such pitfalls. I find this line of thought

by Michael Eyre
Souped up: Nom Nom Galaxy review
Reviews   -   Aug 15, 2015 Souped up: Nom Nom Galaxy review

Soup is good, and I enjoy it every now and then myself. That being said, I have never thought I needed a video game based on a galactic soup takeover. Nom Nom Galaxy is a strategy game based around soup, and becoming the biggest soup maker in the universe. Combining

by Bryan Ertmer
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Reviews   -   Aug 15, 2015 Souped up: Nom Nom Galaxy review
Souped up: Nom Nom Galaxy review

Soup is good, and I enjoy it every now and then myself. That being said, I have never thought I needed a video game based on a galactic soup takeover. Nom Nom Galaxy is a strategy game based around soup, and becoming the biggest soup maker in the universe. Combining

by Bryan Ertmer
Reviews   -   Aug 13, 2015 Dragon Age: Inquisition “The Descent” — Light at the end of the tunnel
Dragon Age: Inquisition “The Descent” — Light at the end of the tunnel

While Dragon Age: Inquisition’s latest DLC “The Descent” is full of content, new equipment, and more time with the wonderful members of its titular organization, whether the add-on is worth your time and money is largely dependent on how invested you are in a certain aspect of the series’

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Aug 13, 2015 In need of a whetstone- Sword Art Online RE: Hollow Fragment review
In need of a whetstone- Sword Art Online RE: Hollow Fragment review

It’s always difficult to gauge your expectations for anime tie-in games. On one hand, if you’re a fan of the series in question, the idea of being able to interact with the characters, lore, and action of a world you love is intoxicating. Then on the other hand,

by Lucious Barnes
Contests   -   Aug 13, 2015 Gaming Trend Warframe Infested Nightmare giveaway!
Gaming Trend Warframe Infested Nightmare giveaway!

I’m not a huge fan of free-to-play games as a general rule, but there are occasionally games that surprise me.  It’s usually the FPS titles that pull me back in over and over.  PlanetSide, Tribes, and now Warframe.  If you’ve not checked out the game for yourself,

by Ron Burke
Podcast   -   Aug 11, 2015 Gaming Trend Podcast: Social Link go!
Gaming Trend Podcast: Social Link go!

It’s another two-man show, with Eric and Kenneth here to discuss current events, social links, and despair-inducing bears. Kenneth talks his early thoughts on Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls, while Eric gives the first of many Persona 3 updates he’ll be giving on the show. We also

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Aug 09, 2015 Explore the history of the first roguelikes with Dungeon H@cks – Book Review
Explore the history of the first roguelikes with Dungeon H@cks – Book Review

Nowadays, it’s hard to be a gamer and not come across the word ‘roguelike’ regularly. The term now occupies that uncomfortable spot between a concise summary of a game feature and a flat-out buzzword, taking its place alongside words like ‘massively multiplayer’ and ‘open-world exploration’. But what sets the

by Victor Grunn
Reviews   -   Aug 09, 2015 Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold: The Fafnir Knight – Review

One of the best things about the 3DS is its wide and ever-growing library of JRPG’s. This new release of Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold: The Fafnir Knight adds to the handheld 3D Nintendo system’s long line of great games. It features the same polished and elaborate gameplay as

by Stefan Alexander
Editorials   -   Aug 08, 2015 Halt And Catch Fire: Season 2 Finale
Halt And Catch Fire: Season 2 Finale

A friend of mine once sent me an article about how genre fiction needs to be about characters. It made the further point that science fiction often loses its way while exploring fantastic concepts, and aspiring writers would be wise to avoid such pitfalls. I find this line of thought

by Michael Eyre
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