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Continuing in a recent trend of expanding Pathfinder into new genres, Horror Adventures takes us to the untouched territory of fear. Sure, we’ve had adventures with grisly themes and Occult Adventures’ own resources for unsettling players, this is the first dedicated release with horror as a main focus. As
by John FarrellIt’s unlikely that there are many games more highly anticipated than Final Fantasy XV. During PAX West, I had the opportunity to try it out for an hour. But before I go any further, I should admit that I’ve never played a Final Fantasy game before. Yes, you
by Mike PearceThere’s a fascinating beauty about skyscrapers. They inspire awe and embody the ability of Man to create, to dream, and to build. I am always struck by their sophistication and sheer size. And yet, their inner workings have always remained somewhat of a mystery to me. How are they
by Mike PearceWhen you think of the post-apocalyptic genre, what are the staples that come to mind? Zombies, government conspiracies, improvised weapons? What about trains? Though they may seem unconventional or out of place, they’re not the only thing that makes The Final Station fascinating and unique. The game opens with
by Sarah MarchantIt’s a packed show this week that only gets more nonsensical as it goes on. Eric, Kenneth, Jay, Sarah, Blake, Travis, and the ghost of Matt Welsh all gather around to talk Inside, Final Fantasy movies, and the oxymoron that is vegan chicken. Also, PlayStation 4 Slim is out
by Kenneth ShepardAxiom Verge, like a lot of retro-style indie games, wears its inspirations on its sleeve. Both the visuals and the core run-and-gun combat are incredibly reminiscent of the Metroid franchise, particularly the original 2D titles. However, as you journey more into Axiom Verge’s complex plot and gain more abilities,
by Christian DeCosterAs one of the few people who happened to enjoy the 2012 adaptation, Snow White and the Huntsman, but also one of the people who wish The Huntsman: Winter’s War had never been made, I decided to take the bait. A video game that takes place in the Huntsman
by Rachel "Rei" BerryIf you’ve ever had a streak of bad luck, you’re probably familiar with the term Murphy’s law: anything that can go wrong will go wrong. However, there exists a lesser known opposite, known as Sally’s law, which dictates that everything will go according to plan. It
by Elisha DeograciasContinuing in a recent trend of expanding Pathfinder into new genres, Horror Adventures takes us to the untouched territory of fear. Sure, we’ve had adventures with grisly themes and Occult Adventures’ own resources for unsettling players, this is the first dedicated release with horror as a main focus. As
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Continuing in a recent trend of expanding Pathfinder into new genres, Horror Adventures takes us to the untouched territory of fear. Sure, we’ve had adventures with grisly themes and Occult Adventures’ own resources for unsettling players, this is the first dedicated release with horror as a main focus. As
by John FarrellIt’s unlikely that there are many games more highly anticipated than Final Fantasy XV. During PAX West, I had the opportunity to try it out for an hour. But before I go any further, I should admit that I’ve never played a Final Fantasy game before. Yes, you
by Mike PearceThere’s a fascinating beauty about skyscrapers. They inspire awe and embody the ability of Man to create, to dream, and to build. I am always struck by their sophistication and sheer size. And yet, their inner workings have always remained somewhat of a mystery to me. How are they
by Mike PearceWhen you think of the post-apocalyptic genre, what are the staples that come to mind? Zombies, government conspiracies, improvised weapons? What about trains? Though they may seem unconventional or out of place, they’re not the only thing that makes The Final Station fascinating and unique. The game opens with
by Sarah MarchantIt’s a packed show this week that only gets more nonsensical as it goes on. Eric, Kenneth, Jay, Sarah, Blake, Travis, and the ghost of Matt Welsh all gather around to talk Inside, Final Fantasy movies, and the oxymoron that is vegan chicken. Also, PlayStation 4 Slim is out
by Kenneth ShepardAxiom Verge, like a lot of retro-style indie games, wears its inspirations on its sleeve. Both the visuals and the core run-and-gun combat are incredibly reminiscent of the Metroid franchise, particularly the original 2D titles. However, as you journey more into Axiom Verge’s complex plot and gain more abilities,
by Christian DeCosterAs one of the few people who happened to enjoy the 2012 adaptation, Snow White and the Huntsman, but also one of the people who wish The Huntsman: Winter’s War had never been made, I decided to take the bait. A video game that takes place in the Huntsman
by Rachel "Rei" BerryIf you’ve ever had a streak of bad luck, you’re probably familiar with the term Murphy’s law: anything that can go wrong will go wrong. However, there exists a lesser known opposite, known as Sally’s law, which dictates that everything will go according to plan. It
by Elisha Deogracias