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Passport Game Studios has a wide variety of games. At Origins, they had two games they were showing off that are quite the opposite of each other. Skyward is a small card game, while Professor Evil and the Citadel of Time is an epic cooperative game. Take a look at
by Keith Schleicher
Renegade Games Studio has a hit on their hands with FUSE from Kane Klenko. At Origins, they had two new games designed by Kane available, Flipships and Flatline. I got the chance to take a closer look at these two games. If you’ve played FUSE you get a similar
by Keith Schleicher
Prime Day, 7/11, and Net Neutrality was on a lot of people’s minds this week (well, the new Final Fantasy XII remaster was also on Ron’s mind this week too). That said, it’s Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday, so let’s take a gander
by Josh Devlin
Sub-games have been a staple of the Kirby series ever since 1993’s Kirby’s Adventure. When you get a Kirby game, even a spin-off, you’re expected to receive some sort of crazy mini-game to earn lives or pass the time. When Kirby’s Triple Deluxe was released on
by Sean Anthony
While Indie Boards and Cards isn’t the most well-known publisher, they have a few big games behind them. Flash Point: Fire Rescue and The Resistance are both games of theirs. At Origins I got the chance to take a look at two of their upcoming games, the card game
by Keith Schleicher
Last year Ice Cool came out from nowhere from Brain Games, a publisher unknown in the US. However, they won’t be unknown for long as they have several games coming out this year. I was able to get a brief look at Reef Route, a game that is aimed at early gamers.
by Keith Schleicher
IDW Games had a huge hit with Machi Koro. Since then others have come around like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shadows of the Past. At Origins I got the chance to see two games that have the potential to become big hits for them, Purrrlock Holmes and Seikatsu. Take a
by Keith Schleicher
The HTC Vive has had its fair share of decent shooters from smaller developers, but I was excited to see what one sponsored by the company would look like. Fantahorn Studios, an internal company, was tasked with creating a shooter that would showcase the platform for new headset owners without
by Ron Burke
Passport Game Studios has a wide variety of games. At Origins, they had two games they were showing off that are quite the opposite of each other. Skyward is a small card game, while Professor Evil and the Citadel of Time is an epic cooperative game. Take a look at
by Keith Schleicher
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Passport Game Studios has a wide variety of games. At Origins, they had two games they were showing off that are quite the opposite of each other. Skyward is a small card game, while Professor Evil and the Citadel of Time is an epic cooperative game. Take a look at
by Keith Schleicher
Renegade Games Studio has a hit on their hands with FUSE from Kane Klenko. At Origins, they had two new games designed by Kane available, Flipships and Flatline. I got the chance to take a closer look at these two games. If you’ve played FUSE you get a similar
by Keith Schleicher
Prime Day, 7/11, and Net Neutrality was on a lot of people’s minds this week (well, the new Final Fantasy XII remaster was also on Ron’s mind this week too). That said, it’s Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday, so let’s take a gander
by Josh Devlin
Sub-games have been a staple of the Kirby series ever since 1993’s Kirby’s Adventure. When you get a Kirby game, even a spin-off, you’re expected to receive some sort of crazy mini-game to earn lives or pass the time. When Kirby’s Triple Deluxe was released on
by Sean Anthony
While Indie Boards and Cards isn’t the most well-known publisher, they have a few big games behind them. Flash Point: Fire Rescue and The Resistance are both games of theirs. At Origins I got the chance to take a look at two of their upcoming games, the card game
by Keith Schleicher
Last year Ice Cool came out from nowhere from Brain Games, a publisher unknown in the US. However, they won’t be unknown for long as they have several games coming out this year. I was able to get a brief look at Reef Route, a game that is aimed at early gamers.
by Keith Schleicher
IDW Games had a huge hit with Machi Koro. Since then others have come around like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shadows of the Past. At Origins I got the chance to see two games that have the potential to become big hits for them, Purrrlock Holmes and Seikatsu. Take a
by Keith Schleicher
The HTC Vive has had its fair share of decent shooters from smaller developers, but I was excited to see what one sponsored by the company would look like. Fantahorn Studios, an internal company, was tasked with creating a shooter that would showcase the platform for new headset owners without
by Ron Burke