Remedy has a very distinct way of writing their stories. We said as much in our review. With any great storyteller, you love to see the process, and Remedy has done a great job of documenting these in their behind the scenes series. This final one takes you behind their

Alan Wake is trapped. Not just in The Dark Place, but in our world as well. It’s taken thirteen years for him to resurface; eleven if you count American Nightmare. Some characters would be lost to memory, but Alan has been languishing away at a typewriter, reaching out from

A golden age Cyberpunk has been getting a massive resurgence lately, hasn’t it? Phantom Liberty is out for Cyberpunk 2077, System Shock got a remake, Nivalis is releasing in 2024, and generally, we’re seeing a lot more of the genre being incorporated into parts of a game’s

Cozy dino sim Paleo Pines launched on September 26th on PC, PS4 and PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. There are a few simple features to Paleo Pines, and while most of them are quite enjoyable, others left me feeling disappointed. Exploring, completing main story quests, and receiving small side quests

Land of the Vikings launched on Steam on October 9th, and I was quite excited to jump back into the game after doing a preview of it last November. I walked away with fantastic first impressions, and thankfully the 1.0 release was just as spectacular as I’d hoped

Critical Role and supporting a good cause? Tell me more…   LOS ANGELES, October 25, 2023 – Today, the Critical Role Foundation, in collaboration with the nonprofit Comic Relief US, announced a special celebrity one-shot tabletop-based fundraiser to benefit the Red Nose Day campaign, featuring award-winning comedians Sam Richardson (The Afterparty) and

While not necessarily a shock in arrival, the Alan Wake 2 launch trailer surprised in delivery, dropping today at the Xbox Partner Preview showcase. Another surprise? We had a big reveal of new gameplay, showing a new enemy type from the sequel. If you aren’t excited by now, you

Value. Value is largely subjective by nature- each of us places value on things to varying degrees and often the value we ascribe to those things in turn varies from person to person. Furthermore, one individual can find boundless value from a thing while another sees no value whatsoever in