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Reviews   -   Mar 23, 2015 A Born-Again Masterpiece — Bloodborne Review
A Born-Again Masterpiece — Bloodborne Review

I walk through the hallways of a Victorian hamlet, cautiously advancing, mindful of even the slightest shift of a shadow in the dull moonlight. It is the night of the hunt, where beasts roam the streets and civilians hide inside, in fear of the lycans and crazed, plague-infested madmen. There’

by Eric Van Allen
Previews   -   Mar 23, 2015 Dungeons 2 Preview – It’s good to be bad again
Dungeons 2 Preview – It’s good to be bad again

Kalypso and Realmforge Studios GmbH are back with their Ultimate Evil Simulator, Dungeons 2.   Before we get started, let’s take a look at the introduction that sets all this chaos up nicely. Dungeons 2 Intro Watch this video on YouTube The previous title didn’t quite live up to

by Ron Burke
Interviews   -   Mar 23, 2015 Forgotten King and More – Ninja Division @ PAX East 2015
Forgotten King and More – Ninja Division @ PAX East 2015

More PAX East goodness! The team behind Ninja Division and Soda Pop Miniatures are working hard to pump out high quality tabletop games from favorites Relic Nights and Super Dungeon Explore to new products like Dead Fellas and Ninja All-stars.

by Scott Griffith
Reviews   -   Mar 23, 2015 Resident Evil: Revelations 2 Review
Resident Evil: Revelations 2 Review

Resident Evil Revelations 2 is a breath of fresh air for a franchise that has had an unfortunate rocky decline lately. Over the course of 4 episodes, Revelations 2 kicks off with a promising start in Penal Colony. The second and third episodes, Judgement and Contemplation run into a few

by Paul Cesar
Reviews   -   Mar 22, 2015 All partied out — Mario Party 10 review
All partied out — Mario Party 10 review

Mario Party has always been a series that has relied just as much on luck as it does skill.  While there is a certain element of strategy to the game, you’re constantly at the mercy of a random dice-block, with each roll having the potential to turn the tide

by Matt Welsh
Reviews   -   Mar 20, 2015 These are not the ships you’re looking for: Sid Meier’s Starships review
These are not the ships you’re looking for: Sid Meier’s Starships review

Were you excited when you heard the news of Sid Meier’s: Starships being released? I sure was. Despite the yay and nay reception the title’s pseudo prequel, Sid Meyer’s Civilization: Beyond Earth, received, I personally enjoyed the game and was happy to be getting more of it.

by Lucious Barnes
Features   -   Mar 20, 2015 TGIF: Gaming Trend’s Weekend Lineup
TGIF: Gaming Trend’s Weekend Lineup

Scientists show that we have had the warmest start to a year in our planet’s recorded history, with the Northeastern United States and parts of Canada being a bitter cold anomaly. So what does this mean? It means Mother Earth is mad at us and is on the brink

by Josh Devlin
Podcast   -   Mar 20, 2015 Metatheory Podcast Ep. 18 – a veteran designer talks about working on Doom and more recently Call of Cthulu
Metatheory Podcast Ep. 18 – a veteran designer talks about working on Doom and more recently Call of Cthulu

When the game designer who worked on the original Doom, Quake, Civilization, Age of Empires, and more recently, the Call of Cthulu board game, says he’s interested in joining your podcast, you make room. Sandy Petersen joins us in this week’s episode to talk about his experiences working

by Sean Lama
A Born-Again Masterpiece — Bloodborne Review
Reviews   -   Mar 23, 2015 A Born-Again Masterpiece — Bloodborne Review

I walk through the hallways of a Victorian hamlet, cautiously advancing, mindful of even the slightest shift of a shadow in the dull moonlight. It is the night of the hunt, where beasts roam the streets and civilians hide inside, in fear of the lycans and crazed, plague-infested madmen. There’

by Eric Van Allen
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Reviews   -   Mar 23, 2015 A Born-Again Masterpiece — Bloodborne Review
A Born-Again Masterpiece — Bloodborne Review

I walk through the hallways of a Victorian hamlet, cautiously advancing, mindful of even the slightest shift of a shadow in the dull moonlight. It is the night of the hunt, where beasts roam the streets and civilians hide inside, in fear of the lycans and crazed, plague-infested madmen. There’

by Eric Van Allen
Previews   -   Mar 23, 2015 Dungeons 2 Preview – It’s good to be bad again
Dungeons 2 Preview – It’s good to be bad again

Kalypso and Realmforge Studios GmbH are back with their Ultimate Evil Simulator, Dungeons 2.   Before we get started, let’s take a look at the introduction that sets all this chaos up nicely. Dungeons 2 Intro Watch this video on YouTube The previous title didn’t quite live up to

by Ron Burke
Interviews   -   Mar 23, 2015 Forgotten King and More – Ninja Division @ PAX East 2015
Forgotten King and More – Ninja Division @ PAX East 2015

More PAX East goodness! The team behind Ninja Division and Soda Pop Miniatures are working hard to pump out high quality tabletop games from favorites Relic Nights and Super Dungeon Explore to new products like Dead Fellas and Ninja All-stars.

by Scott Griffith
Reviews   -   Mar 23, 2015 Resident Evil: Revelations 2 Review
Resident Evil: Revelations 2 Review

Resident Evil Revelations 2 is a breath of fresh air for a franchise that has had an unfortunate rocky decline lately. Over the course of 4 episodes, Revelations 2 kicks off with a promising start in Penal Colony. The second and third episodes, Judgement and Contemplation run into a few

by Paul Cesar
Reviews   -   Mar 22, 2015 All partied out — Mario Party 10 review
All partied out — Mario Party 10 review

Mario Party has always been a series that has relied just as much on luck as it does skill.  While there is a certain element of strategy to the game, you’re constantly at the mercy of a random dice-block, with each roll having the potential to turn the tide

by Matt Welsh
Reviews   -   Mar 20, 2015 These are not the ships you’re looking for: Sid Meier’s Starships review
These are not the ships you’re looking for: Sid Meier’s Starships review

Were you excited when you heard the news of Sid Meier’s: Starships being released? I sure was. Despite the yay and nay reception the title’s pseudo prequel, Sid Meyer’s Civilization: Beyond Earth, received, I personally enjoyed the game and was happy to be getting more of it.

by Lucious Barnes
Features   -   Mar 20, 2015 TGIF: Gaming Trend’s Weekend Lineup
TGIF: Gaming Trend’s Weekend Lineup

Scientists show that we have had the warmest start to a year in our planet’s recorded history, with the Northeastern United States and parts of Canada being a bitter cold anomaly. So what does this mean? It means Mother Earth is mad at us and is on the brink

by Josh Devlin
Podcast   -   Mar 20, 2015 Metatheory Podcast Ep. 18 – a veteran designer talks about working on Doom and more recently Call of Cthulu
Metatheory Podcast Ep. 18 – a veteran designer talks about working on Doom and more recently Call of Cthulu

When the game designer who worked on the original Doom, Quake, Civilization, Age of Empires, and more recently, the Call of Cthulu board game, says he’s interested in joining your podcast, you make room. Sandy Petersen joins us in this week’s episode to talk about his experiences working

by Sean Lama
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