For this week’s Let’s Play, editors Joe DeClara and Mike Pearce decided it’d be a good idea to kill some zombies. As the post-Valentine’s Day zombie purge progressed, Mike and Joe quickly realized they’re no good at L4D, and after the sting of many frustrating

Berserk and Dynasty warriors seem like a match made in gaming heaven. After all, both feature similar elements: a one-man-army with a ridiculous weapon facing down hordes of enemies in battles where casualties can easily go into the thousands. Sadly, the perfect couple has a few issues that start off

Cthulhu and his mythos are far too often thrown around games and media for no reason and with little respect to the source material. Pocket Madness is no real exception, except in that it seems more aware of its disconnection from cosmic horror. It is an intentional parody that intends

You know a game is engaging when you have to physically pry yourself from it just so you can write a review. For Honor has taken the all too familiar concept of “Who would win in a fight?” and turned it into an experience that is beautifully crafted, mechanically sound,

It’s not often that one is able to slip between multiple realities in a single day, but thanks to an invitation by the IMAX VR Experience Centre, I had the great fortune to spend my Valentine’s Day doing exactly that. Located across from the Grove, a popular tourist

The John Wick movies are pure adrenaline-fueled action, mixing martial arts, gratuitous gunplay violence, and a slick cinematography that keeps you invested in the gore and grit. It’s also very difficult to translate to a videogame experience, and even more challenging to make into a virtual one. While zipping

“What if we lost?” This is the central question of many works of science fiction, and Guerrilla Games’ upcoming open-world action game, Horizon Zero Dawn, follows that long tradition. In this case, the question refers to humanity losing all that we’ve built, and becoming consumed by the technology that

A tale is spun of ancient gods, not for the last time, but for the first. They weave themselves into the people’s memories that they might be worshipped and adored. This is the time when their faithful must make a stand, not on the battleground with steel and blood,