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Reviews   -   Oct 31, 2014 Shadow Warrior Review
Shadow Warrior Review

In 1997, Shadow Warrior released for PC as a spiritual successor to Duke Nukem 3D, and starred a terribly racist Asian caricature named Lo Wang. This isn’t a premise that sounds like it would be able to endure nearly twenty years later, and yet developer Flying Wild Hog revived

by Travis Northup
Reviews   -   Oct 31, 2014 Shadowrun: Dragonfall – Director’s Cut – Time to ante up, Chummer
Shadowrun: Dragonfall – Director’s Cut – Time to ante up, Chummer

I’ve never felt more confident in the Shadowrun gaming revival than after having played Dragonfall Director’s Cut. It seemed that Harebrained Schemes were on the right track after successfully Kickstarting their game Shadowrun Returns, but its DLC expansion Dragonfall included a superior narrative, better characters, and a save

by Matt Buckley
Reviews   -   Oct 30, 2014 Building an empire one sector at a time — Hegemonic Review
Building an empire one sector at a time — Hegemonic Review

The 4X genre (explore, expand, exploit, exterminate) is a popular genre. Sid Meier’s Civilization and Master of Orion 2 are some of the most prolific PC games in the genre. However, few board games have tried to pull off the experience, possibly due to the length and complexity. The

by Keith Schleicher
Reviews   -   Oct 30, 2014 Someone ever tries to kill you, you try to kill ’em right back – Firefly: Pirates and Bounty Hunters
Someone ever tries to kill you, you try to kill ’em right back – Firefly: Pirates and Bounty Hunters

One of the biggest complaints leveled at Firefly: The Game was the significant lack of player interaction. Players could pick up crew and jobs faster than their opponents, or they could buy off disgruntled crew from rivals. However neither of these things had much of an impact on play; and

by Scott Griffith
Features   -   Oct 29, 2014 Marvel, let’s see a unified video game universe
Marvel, let’s see a unified video game universe

These days, it seems like Marvel Studios is unstoppable.  The movie studio that brought Iron Man, Captain America and The Avengers to the big screen continues to release one amazing film after another.  What’s even more incredible is that with each new film, Marvel not only makes a fortune,

by Matt Welsh
Reviews   -   Oct 29, 2014 Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda – Freedom Wars review

Developed by SCE Japan Studio and just now coming West after a successful launch in Asia, Freedom Wars has all the markings of a hit PS Vita exclusive title. It was designed by the same team behind God Eater Burst and God Eater 2, and the musical score was composed

by Stefan Alexander
Contests   -   Oct 28, 2014 We give away copies of Warlock 2: The Exiled!
We give away copies of Warlock 2: The Exiled!

The team at Gaming Trend are giving away eight codes for the recently-released 4X strategy game, Warlock 2: The Exiled on Steam! While you check out the videos over at the Steam Store page, check out this quick description: Warlock 2 is a turn-based strategy game of fantasy warfare. Rival

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Oct 28, 2014 A strong start to a long journey — Dreamfall Chapters: Book One Review
A strong start to a long journey — Dreamfall Chapters: Book One Review

Episodic games are a challenge to evaluate on a by-release basis. The sagas are usually a sum of their parts rather than standalone works, and so it’s hard to understand it fully without seeing what the intended end result is. That being said, the first release of Dreamfall Chapters

by Eric Van Allen
Shadow Warrior Review
Reviews   -   Oct 31, 2014 Shadow Warrior Review

In 1997, Shadow Warrior released for PC as a spiritual successor to Duke Nukem 3D, and starred a terribly racist Asian caricature named Lo Wang. This isn’t a premise that sounds like it would be able to endure nearly twenty years later, and yet developer Flying Wild Hog revived

by Travis Northup
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Reviews   -   Oct 31, 2014 Shadow Warrior Review
Shadow Warrior Review

In 1997, Shadow Warrior released for PC as a spiritual successor to Duke Nukem 3D, and starred a terribly racist Asian caricature named Lo Wang. This isn’t a premise that sounds like it would be able to endure nearly twenty years later, and yet developer Flying Wild Hog revived

by Travis Northup
Reviews   -   Oct 31, 2014 Shadowrun: Dragonfall – Director’s Cut – Time to ante up, Chummer
Shadowrun: Dragonfall – Director’s Cut – Time to ante up, Chummer

I’ve never felt more confident in the Shadowrun gaming revival than after having played Dragonfall Director’s Cut. It seemed that Harebrained Schemes were on the right track after successfully Kickstarting their game Shadowrun Returns, but its DLC expansion Dragonfall included a superior narrative, better characters, and a save

by Matt Buckley
Reviews   -   Oct 30, 2014 Building an empire one sector at a time — Hegemonic Review
Building an empire one sector at a time — Hegemonic Review

The 4X genre (explore, expand, exploit, exterminate) is a popular genre. Sid Meier’s Civilization and Master of Orion 2 are some of the most prolific PC games in the genre. However, few board games have tried to pull off the experience, possibly due to the length and complexity. The

by Keith Schleicher
Reviews   -   Oct 30, 2014 Someone ever tries to kill you, you try to kill ’em right back – Firefly: Pirates and Bounty Hunters
Someone ever tries to kill you, you try to kill ’em right back – Firefly: Pirates and Bounty Hunters

One of the biggest complaints leveled at Firefly: The Game was the significant lack of player interaction. Players could pick up crew and jobs faster than their opponents, or they could buy off disgruntled crew from rivals. However neither of these things had much of an impact on play; and

by Scott Griffith
Features   -   Oct 29, 2014 Marvel, let’s see a unified video game universe
Marvel, let’s see a unified video game universe

These days, it seems like Marvel Studios is unstoppable.  The movie studio that brought Iron Man, Captain America and The Avengers to the big screen continues to release one amazing film after another.  What’s even more incredible is that with each new film, Marvel not only makes a fortune,

by Matt Welsh
Reviews   -   Oct 29, 2014 Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda – Freedom Wars review

Developed by SCE Japan Studio and just now coming West after a successful launch in Asia, Freedom Wars has all the markings of a hit PS Vita exclusive title. It was designed by the same team behind God Eater Burst and God Eater 2, and the musical score was composed

by Stefan Alexander
Contests   -   Oct 28, 2014 We give away copies of Warlock 2: The Exiled!
We give away copies of Warlock 2: The Exiled!

The team at Gaming Trend are giving away eight codes for the recently-released 4X strategy game, Warlock 2: The Exiled on Steam! While you check out the videos over at the Steam Store page, check out this quick description: Warlock 2 is a turn-based strategy game of fantasy warfare. Rival

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Oct 28, 2014 A strong start to a long journey — Dreamfall Chapters: Book One Review
A strong start to a long journey — Dreamfall Chapters: Book One Review

Episodic games are a challenge to evaluate on a by-release basis. The sagas are usually a sum of their parts rather than standalone works, and so it’s hard to understand it fully without seeing what the intended end result is. That being said, the first release of Dreamfall Chapters

by Eric Van Allen
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