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Battlefield 1’s wildly popular beta featured only one multiplayer map: Sinai Desert. The video below is from a new map included in the Play First Trial called Amiens, based off of the city located in northern France of the same name. Featuring blown-out buildings, intense urban fighting, and an
by Mike Pearce
If you’re just dying to get a taste of what Battlefield 1’s campaign is like, now’s your chance (minor spoilers ahead). This is but a small sample of what DICE has put together for their highly anticipated WWI shooter. The Battlefield 1 Play First Trial features 10
by Mike Pearce
I had the opportunity to get my hands on the new Final Fantasy XV demo at New York Comic-Con. While our coverage at PAX West was done by someone unfamiliar with the series, I’ve been playing Final Fantasy since the days of FFIV, and, like most every Final Fantasy
by A Kay Purcell
If you’ve read our review for Gears of War 4, then you know we’re pretty excited about it. Travis called it “the Gears revival fans have been waiting for”, awarding it a near-flawless score. Naturally, for a game this anticipated, Prima put together a Collector’s Edition guide
by Ron Burke
Finding the right balance between fun and difficulty in video games isn’t an easy task for developers, but developer Flying Oaks mixes the right formula. Neurovoider is a retro rogue-like top-down twin-stick shooter (RRLTDTSS for short?), which thrives on having a masochistic audience. This game is very difficult. Even
by Josh Devlin
This year has been a rich and varied landscape for strategy games, both real-time and turn-based. Masters of Orion: Conquer the Stars, Ashes of the Singularity, XCOM 2, Homeworld: Remastered, Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak, The Banner Saga 2, Offworld Trading Company, Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIII, and the upcoming
by Ron Burke
In today’s digital world, it’s difficult to imagine a world in the not-so-distant past that included rotary phones, typewriters, and daily newspapers. Sure, the latter has yet to join the others in extinction, but when was the last time you saw anyone actually read a newspaper that wasn’
by Nick South
Video game evil, when perpetrated by the player themselves, has two faces. The first is psychotic, with the destruction of planets, murder of innocents, and ceaseless Goomba stomping. The second is a sort of “Scarlet Curiosity”, where the protagonist is overpowering, unstoppable, and completely over it. Murder, violence, and savagery
by Patrick Rost
Battlefield 1’s wildly popular beta featured only one multiplayer map: Sinai Desert. The video below is from a new map included in the Play First Trial called Amiens, based off of the city located in northern France of the same name. Featuring blown-out buildings, intense urban fighting, and an
by Mike Pearce
Relive Atari classics in handheld form!
It’s better for newbies, but still very much an extraction shooter
This might be the perfect gaming instrument
AK Interactive updated their classic Panel Liner and the results are awesome
This one's giving Saturday morning cartoon zeerust with a whole lotta dice chuckin' nonsense.
and Auntie's Choice certified!
Battlefield 1’s wildly popular beta featured only one multiplayer map: Sinai Desert. The video below is from a new map included in the Play First Trial called Amiens, based off of the city located in northern France of the same name. Featuring blown-out buildings, intense urban fighting, and an
by Mike Pearce
If you’re just dying to get a taste of what Battlefield 1’s campaign is like, now’s your chance (minor spoilers ahead). This is but a small sample of what DICE has put together for their highly anticipated WWI shooter. The Battlefield 1 Play First Trial features 10
by Mike Pearce
I had the opportunity to get my hands on the new Final Fantasy XV demo at New York Comic-Con. While our coverage at PAX West was done by someone unfamiliar with the series, I’ve been playing Final Fantasy since the days of FFIV, and, like most every Final Fantasy
by A Kay Purcell
If you’ve read our review for Gears of War 4, then you know we’re pretty excited about it. Travis called it “the Gears revival fans have been waiting for”, awarding it a near-flawless score. Naturally, for a game this anticipated, Prima put together a Collector’s Edition guide
by Ron Burke
Finding the right balance between fun and difficulty in video games isn’t an easy task for developers, but developer Flying Oaks mixes the right formula. Neurovoider is a retro rogue-like top-down twin-stick shooter (RRLTDTSS for short?), which thrives on having a masochistic audience. This game is very difficult. Even
by Josh Devlin
This year has been a rich and varied landscape for strategy games, both real-time and turn-based. Masters of Orion: Conquer the Stars, Ashes of the Singularity, XCOM 2, Homeworld: Remastered, Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak, The Banner Saga 2, Offworld Trading Company, Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIII, and the upcoming
by Ron Burke
In today’s digital world, it’s difficult to imagine a world in the not-so-distant past that included rotary phones, typewriters, and daily newspapers. Sure, the latter has yet to join the others in extinction, but when was the last time you saw anyone actually read a newspaper that wasn’
by Nick South
Video game evil, when perpetrated by the player themselves, has two faces. The first is psychotic, with the destruction of planets, murder of innocents, and ceaseless Goomba stomping. The second is a sort of “Scarlet Curiosity”, where the protagonist is overpowering, unstoppable, and completely over it. Murder, violence, and savagery
by Patrick Rost