Dungeon crawlers seems to be a hot commodity right now.  They range in complexity and player count, with some taking place in fantasy settings while others take a sci-fi bent.  Now Mage Company has 12 Realms: Dungeonland on Kickstarter.  I sent them eight questions to find out more about the

Have you ever wanted to wreak destruction without being labeled the bad guy? Ever wanted to flatten an entire city in the name of the greater good? If so, then you need to get your hands on VRobot, a delightfully pointless game where earth has been overrun by robots, self-driving

When Lords of the Fallen was launched in 2014, some people scorned Deck 13’s attempt to emulate the “Souls” franchise, which clearly inspired its work. Though the combat was enjoyable and it was more approachable than a Dark Souls game, it borrowed quite a bit and had balance issues

After a long hiatus, Blue Rose, the AGE RPG of Romantic Fantasy, returns to the world of roleplay. It brings with it a vision of intuitive, well-considered design that breathes new life into the romantic fantasy genre. To unpack that a little, romantic fantasy is characterized by the emotional struggles

The rumor mill is a’churnin’ away! In the weeks leading up to E3, leaks and unofficial reports have already begun to make the rounds on the web. This week on the GT Reboot, we chat about the leaked Assassin’s Creed: Origins image, the reported hiatus of Mass Effect

When you hear the word “affordable” coupled with “high quality,” the results are usually less than that combination of words would suggest. When I lost my competition-grade mouse to an unfortunate high-speed dog running accident I was on the hunt for a new input peripheral. HyperX has been making a

Editor Hunter Wolfe, also known as the “Trap King,” returns to help Mike construct more hallways of death in this continuation of last week’s episode. This time around, Hunter and Mike ratcheted up the difficulty, tried some new maps, new traps, and a new character. Look out for more of Hunter’s rid

Every once in awhile, I come across a game that makes me think about deep, philosophical questions. Am I a good person? How can I make better choices? Do I really hate myself this much? The latter is a question I ask myself in tough-as-nails platformers, and Super Rude Bear