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Survival is about understanding your environment. It’s about understanding the trees, the plants, the animals, the heat, the cold — and knowing, deep in your bones, that all of it is trying to kill you. It’s a little hard to quantify The Flame in the Flood, and as a
by Ron Burke2015 saw grand expansions of the Tabletop genre, and it was a great sign of what we can all expect from the quality and popularity of the hobby. There were some phenomenal steps forward for all genres and game types. Cutting everything we all saw down to a list of
by John FarrellHitman GO came out in April of 2014, and our own Spencer Campbell had high praise for it in his review — his only con being that he was left wanting more. Addressing the shortness of the game, Square-Enix Montreal is back with what it is calling the Definitive Edition of
by Ron Burke2015 could not have been a more surprising year for board games. What seemed to be a slow year at first rapidly transformed into a whirlwind of gaming greatness. As 2015 began, what once looked to be a year focused on reprints, smaller releases and expansions had virtually exploded by
by Kit HarrisonIf you were to look through a box of my childhood toys, you’d be sure to find several old collectibles from a lot of the mid-90s to early 2000’s anime that were popular at the time. Along with Dragon Ball and Yu-Gi-Oh, you’d mostly find toys from
by Kenneth ShepardThe year of 2015 had several great games, but the staff doesn’t have the ability to play all the games that everyone has reviewed. Instead of trying to vote on what each of us thought were the best games of 2015, we decided that it would be better for
by Keith SchleicherTaking chances is something many on-going video game franchises are hesitant to do. But as the trend of annualized schedules and the rush to get the next product out heat up, it’s important that developers alter the formula up a bit to keep the fans interested. In one of
by Jay MaloneWe’ve got a ton of games to talk about as Kenneth and Eric are joined by Blake and Sarah as we talk closing thoughts on Firewatch, the hellish religious camp nightmares of We Know the Devil, and our thoughts on Street Fighter V’s launch situation. We’re also
by Kenneth ShepardSurvival is about understanding your environment. It’s about understanding the trees, the plants, the animals, the heat, the cold — and knowing, deep in your bones, that all of it is trying to kill you. It’s a little hard to quantify The Flame in the Flood, and as a
by Ron BurkeThe once and future cut shows us just how much an edit can change a film
After a legendary launch for College Football 25, how does College Football 26 stack up?
AK Interactive enters the world of contrast paints with Quick Gen, while adding a useful label to help painters choose the correct paint
Can Conan survive the fighting arena of Kheshatta?
Join me as I take my first steps into gaming conventions
With new modes of play and a extensive amount of new weaponry, this is easily my most anticipated game
It wasn’t broken, but Razer took time to refresh the DeathAdder into a dangerous addition to your desk
Survival is about understanding your environment. It’s about understanding the trees, the plants, the animals, the heat, the cold — and knowing, deep in your bones, that all of it is trying to kill you. It’s a little hard to quantify The Flame in the Flood, and as a
by Ron Burke2015 saw grand expansions of the Tabletop genre, and it was a great sign of what we can all expect from the quality and popularity of the hobby. There were some phenomenal steps forward for all genres and game types. Cutting everything we all saw down to a list of
by John FarrellHitman GO came out in April of 2014, and our own Spencer Campbell had high praise for it in his review — his only con being that he was left wanting more. Addressing the shortness of the game, Square-Enix Montreal is back with what it is calling the Definitive Edition of
by Ron Burke2015 could not have been a more surprising year for board games. What seemed to be a slow year at first rapidly transformed into a whirlwind of gaming greatness. As 2015 began, what once looked to be a year focused on reprints, smaller releases and expansions had virtually exploded by
by Kit HarrisonIf you were to look through a box of my childhood toys, you’d be sure to find several old collectibles from a lot of the mid-90s to early 2000’s anime that were popular at the time. Along with Dragon Ball and Yu-Gi-Oh, you’d mostly find toys from
by Kenneth ShepardThe year of 2015 had several great games, but the staff doesn’t have the ability to play all the games that everyone has reviewed. Instead of trying to vote on what each of us thought were the best games of 2015, we decided that it would be better for
by Keith SchleicherTaking chances is something many on-going video game franchises are hesitant to do. But as the trend of annualized schedules and the rush to get the next product out heat up, it’s important that developers alter the formula up a bit to keep the fans interested. In one of
by Jay MaloneWe’ve got a ton of games to talk about as Kenneth and Eric are joined by Blake and Sarah as we talk closing thoughts on Firewatch, the hellish religious camp nightmares of We Know the Devil, and our thoughts on Street Fighter V’s launch situation. We’re also
by Kenneth Shepard