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Features   -   Mar 27, 2017 How Zelda: Breath of the Wild gets in the way of its own fun
How Zelda: Breath of the Wild gets in the way of its own fun

Zelda: Breath of the Wild is an amazing game. I’ve played around 60+ hours of Nintendo’s flagship Switch title, and I still find myself enamored by new discoveries and my wonderfully unique moments within the game’s sandbox. It is undoubtedly a foundational game, one which has been

by Joe DeClara
Previews   -   Mar 25, 2017 2 Kid 2 Squid: Splatoon 2 Testfire Impressions
2 Kid 2 Squid: Splatoon 2 Testfire Impressions

The original Splatoon was one of the Wii U’s few big hits. It’s an online shooter with a twist: you shoot ink, not bullets, and you can swim through your team’s color of ink to move quickly and reload. I put dozens, maybe even hundreds of hours

by Kyle Movius
Reviews   -   Mar 25, 2017 Built to Last: Villages of Valeria Review
Built to Last: Villages of Valeria Review

After pushing back the monstrous hordes in Valeria: Card Kingdoms and exploring the wilds they left behind in Quests for Valeria, the time has come to rebuild the ravaged kingdom. A kingdom must have a capital, a fact the dukes and duchesses well know. Whoever readies their land for the

by John Farrell
Reviews   -   Mar 24, 2017 My Kingdom for a Move: The Rose King Review
My Kingdom for a Move: The Rose King Review

It’s seems absurd to consider any war with a bit of romanticism, but there is a certain passion derived from the War of the Roses, the struggle for the English throne between the white rose clad Yorks and the red rose wearing Lancasters. It was Shakespeare who launched the

by Nick South
Reviews   -   Mar 24, 2017 To Court Danger: Behind the Throne Review
To Court Danger: Behind the Throne Review

The opening paragraph of Behind the Throne’s rulebook talks of secret organizations conspiring to manipulate courtiers as they strive to gather enough power to control the throne from the shadows. You wouldn’t be to blamed to think this Ares’ title is another sweeping epic in the likes of

by Nick South
Reviews   -   Mar 23, 2017 Death machine, infest my corpse to be: Toukiden 2 review
Death machine, infest my corpse to be: Toukiden 2 review

Is there any more profound state of being than “hit and miss?” To not be terrible, but not great either, a dualistic order within which you can find almost the entirety of life. So much of video gaming is based on this status of being as well. You either strike

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Mar 22, 2017 Funyarinpa for the whole family: Zero Escape: The Nonary Games
Funyarinpa for the whole family: Zero Escape: The Nonary Games

999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors, AKA 999, is a game I generally refer to as either “the best game no one’s played” or “that awesome visual novel with the really long name.” While it’s easy to chalk that up to a lot of different factors, the

by Christian DeCoster
Reviews   -   Mar 22, 2017 Retrofuturistic Fangasm – The Art of Horizon Zero Dawn review
Retrofuturistic Fangasm – The Art of Horizon Zero Dawn review

There’s no doubt that Guerrilla Games knocked it out of the park with their new IP, Horizon: Zero Dawn. Travis Northup’s review of the game highlighted the amazing technical detail afforded by the PlayStation 4 Pro’s 4K resolution and high dynamic range lighting. There’s no denying

by Ron Burke
How Zelda: Breath of the Wild gets in the way of its own fun
Features   -   Mar 27, 2017 How Zelda: Breath of the Wild gets in the way of its own fun

Zelda: Breath of the Wild is an amazing game. I’ve played around 60+ hours of Nintendo’s flagship Switch title, and I still find myself enamored by new discoveries and my wonderfully unique moments within the game’s sandbox. It is undoubtedly a foundational game, one which has been

by Joe DeClara
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Features   -   Mar 27, 2017 How Zelda: Breath of the Wild gets in the way of its own fun
How Zelda: Breath of the Wild gets in the way of its own fun

Zelda: Breath of the Wild is an amazing game. I’ve played around 60+ hours of Nintendo’s flagship Switch title, and I still find myself enamored by new discoveries and my wonderfully unique moments within the game’s sandbox. It is undoubtedly a foundational game, one which has been

by Joe DeClara
Previews   -   Mar 25, 2017 2 Kid 2 Squid: Splatoon 2 Testfire Impressions
2 Kid 2 Squid: Splatoon 2 Testfire Impressions

The original Splatoon was one of the Wii U’s few big hits. It’s an online shooter with a twist: you shoot ink, not bullets, and you can swim through your team’s color of ink to move quickly and reload. I put dozens, maybe even hundreds of hours

by Kyle Movius
Reviews   -   Mar 25, 2017 Built to Last: Villages of Valeria Review
Built to Last: Villages of Valeria Review

After pushing back the monstrous hordes in Valeria: Card Kingdoms and exploring the wilds they left behind in Quests for Valeria, the time has come to rebuild the ravaged kingdom. A kingdom must have a capital, a fact the dukes and duchesses well know. Whoever readies their land for the

by John Farrell
Reviews   -   Mar 24, 2017 My Kingdom for a Move: The Rose King Review
My Kingdom for a Move: The Rose King Review

It’s seems absurd to consider any war with a bit of romanticism, but there is a certain passion derived from the War of the Roses, the struggle for the English throne between the white rose clad Yorks and the red rose wearing Lancasters. It was Shakespeare who launched the

by Nick South
Reviews   -   Mar 24, 2017 To Court Danger: Behind the Throne Review
To Court Danger: Behind the Throne Review

The opening paragraph of Behind the Throne’s rulebook talks of secret organizations conspiring to manipulate courtiers as they strive to gather enough power to control the throne from the shadows. You wouldn’t be to blamed to think this Ares’ title is another sweeping epic in the likes of

by Nick South
Reviews   -   Mar 23, 2017 Death machine, infest my corpse to be: Toukiden 2 review
Death machine, infest my corpse to be: Toukiden 2 review

Is there any more profound state of being than “hit and miss?” To not be terrible, but not great either, a dualistic order within which you can find almost the entirety of life. So much of video gaming is based on this status of being as well. You either strike

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Mar 22, 2017 Funyarinpa for the whole family: Zero Escape: The Nonary Games
Funyarinpa for the whole family: Zero Escape: The Nonary Games

999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors, AKA 999, is a game I generally refer to as either “the best game no one’s played” or “that awesome visual novel with the really long name.” While it’s easy to chalk that up to a lot of different factors, the

by Christian DeCoster
Reviews   -   Mar 22, 2017 Retrofuturistic Fangasm – The Art of Horizon Zero Dawn review
Retrofuturistic Fangasm – The Art of Horizon Zero Dawn review

There’s no doubt that Guerrilla Games knocked it out of the park with their new IP, Horizon: Zero Dawn. Travis Northup’s review of the game highlighted the amazing technical detail afforded by the PlayStation 4 Pro’s 4K resolution and high dynamic range lighting. There’s no denying

by Ron Burke
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