Have you read our Gurumin 3D review and interview with Mastiff president and CEO, Bill Swartz? If you’re still on the fence about buying this game, you’re in luck! Thanks to Mastiff, we’re offering one free digital copy of both Gurumin 3D for the Nintendo 3DS and

Released earlier this year, Mastiff published Nihon Falcom’s Gurumin 3D for the Nintendo 3DS in North America, which we called “a fun romp down memory lane”. Collaborating with Flyhigh Works, the game was also released in Japan on November 30. We got to speak with Bill Swartz, president and

2016 has been an absolutely awful year. Celebrity deaths aplenty, a contentious and divisive election, and a ton of game delays. Even with all of that, however, 2016 was no slouch when it comes to cool tech, great games, and kick-ass kitsch to adorn your walls and shelves. We at

At the end of the first season of Batman, I’m feeling conflicted about Telltale’s take on the superhero and the city of Gotham. On one hand, the series absolutely lives up to its promise of  delivering a new kind of Batman story, one in which I felt like

In today’s video game market, VR looks like it might be the next big thing, and one of the most prominent themes is space flight. but is that all it takes to make a good VR game? Space Rift is a game that gives you the ability to fly

The Flame in the Flood is a procedurally generated survival game by Molasses Flood. During my time at the PlayStation Experience last week, I had the opportunity to sit down and chat with the developer and check out the game, which was easily one of my most memorable and enjoyable

I’m surrounded by more than 500 people that can tell you the accurate range of an ER PPC, how many hardpoints it takes up, and in what chassis variants you might find it. MechCon is the culmination of all things MechWarrior and Battletech, bringing together fans and competitors from

The mountains are icy white — the clouds wool grey — and at times, sunlight breaks through the dark veil like a spotlight on the forbidding cliffs that whirl below me. Wagner’s “Ride of the Valkyries” is playing in my ears as I cut in zigzags through narrow passages in the