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Reviews   -   Jul 27, 2016 Changing a flat – Trials of the Blood Dragon review
Changing a flat – Trials of the Blood Dragon review

Trials of the Blood Dragon continues the storyline found in Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, but instead of being a shooter it is at it’s core, this iteration brings forth both the over-the-top side-scrolling antics seen in previous Trials games along with a cheeseball plot and presentation that goes

by Justin Pauls
Reviews   -   Jul 26, 2016 MiliCan’t take it anymore: MilitAnt
MiliCan’t take it anymore: MilitAnt

There is a very fine line between masterfully challenging and infuriatingly difficult game design. The great 2D platformers of yesteryear toed this line with unfortuitous perfection. Xibalba Studios’ action-platformer, MilitAnt, attempts to take gameplay and level design ideas from classics like Super Mario Bros. and Mega Man. Unfortunately, intrusive enemy

by Joe DeClara
Reviews   -   Jul 25, 2016 A nostalgic throwback to eighties adventure games: DreamBreak review
A nostalgic throwback to eighties adventure games: DreamBreak review

A lot of indie games take inspiration from the classics, particularly from the 8-bit through 16-bit era.  DreamBreak, a cyberpunk, point-and-click adventure game recently released on Steam, doesn’t just feel like a game inspired by the old Sierra adventure games, such as Space Quest and King’s Quest, it

by Christian DeCoster
Podcast   -   Jul 25, 2016 Gaming Trend Podcast: A hopeful update
Gaming Trend Podcast: A hopeful update

We had some technical issues but Kenneth and Eric are here to salvage the majority of the latest episode of the GT Reboot Podcast. Eric has some sterilized non-review opinions on This is the Police, as well as some high praise for the latest update to Hitman. Kenneth’s still

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Jul 25, 2016 The daily grind: Neverwinter review
The daily grind: Neverwinter review

Neverwinter is a churning goulash of menus, systems, numbers, and cooldowns. For the MMORPG uninitiated, there’s a lot here to digest. But despite the oft bewildering nature of the games UI and leveling structures, the act of actually playing Neverwinter is an engrossing and addictive experience. Admittedly, I count

by Grant Gardiner
Reviews   -   Jul 25, 2016 Stumbling through the clouds: Human: Fall Flat review
Stumbling through the clouds: Human: Fall Flat review

With clumsy physics akin to Octodad and subtle humor reminiscent of The Stanley Parable, Human: Fall Flat is a fun brain teaser of a game – when you’re not frustrated or feeling sick. The premise of Human: Fall Flat is that you’re guiding your little gender-neutral buddy through a

by Sarah Marchant
Reviews   -   Jul 22, 2016 Splashy Cats: Cat’s Worst Nightmare
Splashy Cats: Cat’s Worst Nightmare

Going white water rafting is fun, but not if you are a cat! Splashy Cats is just that a white water adventure with a screaming cat on a log. You have to avoid obstacles and to fall off waterfalls by tapping the screen. However, if your timing is off, the

by Jessica Miller
Reviews   -   Jul 22, 2016 A little boxed in: The Delusions of Von Sottendorff and his Square Mind review
A little boxed in: The Delusions of Von Sottendorff and his Square Mind review

Other than turn-based RPGs, puzzle games have been a genre that has thrived on the 3DS in recent years. While the handheld has seen the resolution of the popular Professor Layton series, it’s also been the home of refreshing games like Virtue’s Last Reward and Box Boy, a

by Elisha Deogracias
Changing a flat – Trials of the Blood Dragon review
Reviews   -   Jul 27, 2016 Changing a flat – Trials of the Blood Dragon review

Trials of the Blood Dragon continues the storyline found in Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, but instead of being a shooter it is at it’s core, this iteration brings forth both the over-the-top side-scrolling antics seen in previous Trials games along with a cheeseball plot and presentation that goes

by Justin Pauls
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Reviews   -   Jul 27, 2016 Changing a flat – Trials of the Blood Dragon review
Changing a flat – Trials of the Blood Dragon review

Trials of the Blood Dragon continues the storyline found in Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, but instead of being a shooter it is at it’s core, this iteration brings forth both the over-the-top side-scrolling antics seen in previous Trials games along with a cheeseball plot and presentation that goes

by Justin Pauls
Reviews   -   Jul 26, 2016 MiliCan’t take it anymore: MilitAnt
MiliCan’t take it anymore: MilitAnt

There is a very fine line between masterfully challenging and infuriatingly difficult game design. The great 2D platformers of yesteryear toed this line with unfortuitous perfection. Xibalba Studios’ action-platformer, MilitAnt, attempts to take gameplay and level design ideas from classics like Super Mario Bros. and Mega Man. Unfortunately, intrusive enemy

by Joe DeClara
Reviews   -   Jul 25, 2016 A nostalgic throwback to eighties adventure games: DreamBreak review
A nostalgic throwback to eighties adventure games: DreamBreak review

A lot of indie games take inspiration from the classics, particularly from the 8-bit through 16-bit era.  DreamBreak, a cyberpunk, point-and-click adventure game recently released on Steam, doesn’t just feel like a game inspired by the old Sierra adventure games, such as Space Quest and King’s Quest, it

by Christian DeCoster
Podcast   -   Jul 25, 2016 Gaming Trend Podcast: A hopeful update
Gaming Trend Podcast: A hopeful update

We had some technical issues but Kenneth and Eric are here to salvage the majority of the latest episode of the GT Reboot Podcast. Eric has some sterilized non-review opinions on This is the Police, as well as some high praise for the latest update to Hitman. Kenneth’s still

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Jul 25, 2016 The daily grind: Neverwinter review
The daily grind: Neverwinter review

Neverwinter is a churning goulash of menus, systems, numbers, and cooldowns. For the MMORPG uninitiated, there’s a lot here to digest. But despite the oft bewildering nature of the games UI and leveling structures, the act of actually playing Neverwinter is an engrossing and addictive experience. Admittedly, I count

by Grant Gardiner
Reviews   -   Jul 25, 2016 Stumbling through the clouds: Human: Fall Flat review
Stumbling through the clouds: Human: Fall Flat review

With clumsy physics akin to Octodad and subtle humor reminiscent of The Stanley Parable, Human: Fall Flat is a fun brain teaser of a game – when you’re not frustrated or feeling sick. The premise of Human: Fall Flat is that you’re guiding your little gender-neutral buddy through a

by Sarah Marchant
Reviews   -   Jul 22, 2016 Splashy Cats: Cat’s Worst Nightmare
Splashy Cats: Cat’s Worst Nightmare

Going white water rafting is fun, but not if you are a cat! Splashy Cats is just that a white water adventure with a screaming cat on a log. You have to avoid obstacles and to fall off waterfalls by tapping the screen. However, if your timing is off, the

by Jessica Miller
Reviews   -   Jul 22, 2016 A little boxed in: The Delusions of Von Sottendorff and his Square Mind review
A little boxed in: The Delusions of Von Sottendorff and his Square Mind review

Other than turn-based RPGs, puzzle games have been a genre that has thrived on the 3DS in recent years. While the handheld has seen the resolution of the popular Professor Layton series, it’s also been the home of refreshing games like Virtue’s Last Reward and Box Boy, a

by Elisha Deogracias
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