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Reviews   -   May 22, 2014 Paradise by the rum distillery light – Tropico 5 review
Paradise by the rum distillery light – Tropico 5 review

There must come a time in the life of every dictator where they’ve just had enough. If the Communist Party leader asks for more free clinics again, or the Tropican people try to oust me in elections for the umpteenth time in a row because they’re tired of

by Lex Tyler
Reviews   -   May 22, 2014 Entirely mostly intriguing- Always Sometimes Monsters review
Entirely mostly intriguing- Always Sometimes Monsters review

Much like the film industry it often imitates, in the videogame world the definition of an “independent” creation operates on a sliding scale. Outside of the sheer volume of a games production budget, there are also the questions of the development team’s size, their planned distribution, and sometimes even

by Lucious Barnes
Impressions   -   May 22, 2014 Clementine is transforming right before our eyes – The Walking Dead: Season Two continues
Clementine is transforming right before our eyes – The Walking Dead: Season Two continues

Season Two of TellTale’s The Walking Dead is shaping up to be quite the excellent package of narrative delight. The game is more visually appealing than the first season, and is less glitchy. It also hasn’t missed a storytelling step. Most importantly, though, it looks as if the

by David Roberts
Interviews   -   May 21, 2014 We dive deep into Shadowgate with Design Director Karl Roelofs
We dive deep into Shadowgate with Design Director Karl Roelofs

We sat down with Karl Roelofs, Design Director at Zojoi to talk about their revival of the classic NES title, Shadowgate.  Coming to PC, Mac, iOS, and Android, this reimaging of the original brings with it all new content and a stunning uplift in graphical quality.  They’ve also brought

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   May 21, 2014 Remake? Sequel? Both? – Soul Sacrifice Delta review
Remake? Sequel? Both? – Soul Sacrifice Delta review

Have you ever heard that old saying that an artist never really finishes his work, he merely abandons it? Well, it would seem that the developers at Marvelous Entertainment and SCE Japan studios weren’t quite ready to abandon this one yet. Soul Sacrifice Delta is the semi-update, quasi-sequel to

by Stefan Alexander
Reviews   -   May 20, 2014 Monsters of Mass Destruction — Rampage Review
Monsters of Mass Destruction — Rampage Review

The only sport I enjoy participating in is bowling. Sure I enjoy watching football, but knocking down pins, or seeing them remain upright after a particularly good pocket hit, brings more emotion in that moment than just watching sports. Knocking things down instead of building something up brings out something

by Keith Schleicher
Reviews   -   May 19, 2014 Wolfenstein: The New Order – Glorious Bastards
Wolfenstein: The New Order – Glorious Bastards

Wolfenstein 3D is, for old timers like me, one of the first 3D games we had ever played. It helped create the first person shooter genre, and it pioneered run-and-gun gameplay, hidden rooms, weapon progression, and many more staple features that we see in modern shooters over 22 years later.

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   May 19, 2014 The clone is a lie – Project Temporality review
The clone is a lie – Project Temporality review

The indie gaming landscape has been absolutely sick with Portal-alikes as of late, each hoping their central navigation gimmick and idiosyncratic take on puzzle narrative can unseat the reigning champions. For some, perhaps their ambitions are not so grand, and they merely want to take advantage of the gaming public’

by Lex Tyler
Paradise by the rum distillery light – Tropico 5 review
Reviews   -   May 22, 2014 Paradise by the rum distillery light – Tropico 5 review

There must come a time in the life of every dictator where they’ve just had enough. If the Communist Party leader asks for more free clinics again, or the Tropican people try to oust me in elections for the umpteenth time in a row because they’re tired of

by Lex Tyler
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Reviews   -   May 22, 2014 Paradise by the rum distillery light – Tropico 5 review
Paradise by the rum distillery light – Tropico 5 review

There must come a time in the life of every dictator where they’ve just had enough. If the Communist Party leader asks for more free clinics again, or the Tropican people try to oust me in elections for the umpteenth time in a row because they’re tired of

by Lex Tyler
Reviews   -   May 22, 2014 Entirely mostly intriguing- Always Sometimes Monsters review
Entirely mostly intriguing- Always Sometimes Monsters review

Much like the film industry it often imitates, in the videogame world the definition of an “independent” creation operates on a sliding scale. Outside of the sheer volume of a games production budget, there are also the questions of the development team’s size, their planned distribution, and sometimes even

by Lucious Barnes
Impressions   -   May 22, 2014 Clementine is transforming right before our eyes – The Walking Dead: Season Two continues
Clementine is transforming right before our eyes – The Walking Dead: Season Two continues

Season Two of TellTale’s The Walking Dead is shaping up to be quite the excellent package of narrative delight. The game is more visually appealing than the first season, and is less glitchy. It also hasn’t missed a storytelling step. Most importantly, though, it looks as if the

by David Roberts
Interviews   -   May 21, 2014 We dive deep into Shadowgate with Design Director Karl Roelofs
We dive deep into Shadowgate with Design Director Karl Roelofs

We sat down with Karl Roelofs, Design Director at Zojoi to talk about their revival of the classic NES title, Shadowgate.  Coming to PC, Mac, iOS, and Android, this reimaging of the original brings with it all new content and a stunning uplift in graphical quality.  They’ve also brought

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   May 21, 2014 Remake? Sequel? Both? – Soul Sacrifice Delta review
Remake? Sequel? Both? – Soul Sacrifice Delta review

Have you ever heard that old saying that an artist never really finishes his work, he merely abandons it? Well, it would seem that the developers at Marvelous Entertainment and SCE Japan studios weren’t quite ready to abandon this one yet. Soul Sacrifice Delta is the semi-update, quasi-sequel to

by Stefan Alexander
Reviews   -   May 20, 2014 Monsters of Mass Destruction — Rampage Review
Monsters of Mass Destruction — Rampage Review

The only sport I enjoy participating in is bowling. Sure I enjoy watching football, but knocking down pins, or seeing them remain upright after a particularly good pocket hit, brings more emotion in that moment than just watching sports. Knocking things down instead of building something up brings out something

by Keith Schleicher
Reviews   -   May 19, 2014 Wolfenstein: The New Order – Glorious Bastards
Wolfenstein: The New Order – Glorious Bastards

Wolfenstein 3D is, for old timers like me, one of the first 3D games we had ever played. It helped create the first person shooter genre, and it pioneered run-and-gun gameplay, hidden rooms, weapon progression, and many more staple features that we see in modern shooters over 22 years later.

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   May 19, 2014 The clone is a lie – Project Temporality review
The clone is a lie – Project Temporality review

The indie gaming landscape has been absolutely sick with Portal-alikes as of late, each hoping their central navigation gimmick and idiosyncratic take on puzzle narrative can unseat the reigning champions. For some, perhaps their ambitions are not so grand, and they merely want to take advantage of the gaming public’

by Lex Tyler
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