Last month, Eleague’s Street Fighter V Invitational was broadcast on TBS; The company partnered with TheFuture Group and Ross Video to bring augmented character visuals to the broadcast. The Future Group’s cutting-edge graphical rendering platform, Frontier, which is based on Unreal engine, brought Street Fighter’s legendary characters

In the sweet, short time I had with Sea of Thieves at E3, I looted bananas from a lonely island, scooped buckets of water out of my ship to prevent it from sinking, and played an accordion from the masthead of my ship while my lackeys fired cannons at an

Cameras which are controlled by thumbsticks have always been my nemesis. For whatever reason, I’ve never been able to master this seemingly basic function, and it has left me out in the cold where a number of games are concerned. I did a laughably poor job of controlling the

Like most everyone else watching the Xbox E3 Briefing, I was blown away by the trailer for The Last Night. This cyberpunk pixel art game felt reminiscent of Blade Runner, while looking like nothing I’ve ever seen. I’m a pixel art junkie and was beyond excited to see

Imagine a world without a sun, yet one still bright, glowing thanks to the luminescence of a mysterious ash. Invision a world of secrets, one bursting with monsters to be vanquished, saturated with mysteries, a seemingly solitary place where you can, on occasion, cross paths with other wanderers. Welcome to

It’s impossible to understate the popularity of card games. For a medium that has been around for hundreds of years, it’s amazing to see the versatility a deck of cards can have; it proves the creativity that can be unleashed with the right combination of cards and imagination.

During my time with the United States Air Force I was stationed in Montana, and let me assure you — Ubisoft is not exaggerating.  Montana is the state where I saw the most beautiful seasonal foliage of my life.  Forests are alive with colors that only a painter could imagine, and

The 15-year Tropico party has happened at a few houses over the years.  PopTop Software tackled the original, and teamed up with Frog City Software for the sequel.  Tropico 3, 4, 5, and all of the expansions for those games were handled by Haemimont Games.  The party for Tropico 6