Aragami 1 sits in the hearts of a lot of players for its high skill level and (rather unique now) methodical stealth gameplay. Patience was a virtue with that title since any time you were detected there was a very high chance you would be hunted down quickly and killed.
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Given it’s already September (shew, this year has flown by), you know that fall is around the corner, and so is the next Call
What would you give to cure cancer? If you’ve watched a loved one suffer with it, you’d give almost anything. Or would you? What if I told you that the cancer treatment you are using is being harvested by literal slavery backed by a military dictatorship fueled by
Jurassic World Evolution 2 is set to launch on November 9th, 2021 with pre-orders coming on August 25th, and I am counting down the days. My Editor-in-Chief, Ron Burke, and I recently got to play through a small sample of the game, and it left us as hungry as a
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If the subtitle to this preview sounds a bit familiar, that’s because it was spoken by the famous Winston Churchill. After watching all that
Diablo II hit us like a freight train 20 years ago, delivering a fantastic story and absolutely epic gameplay. It was difficult, with bosses that would stomp your guts out, and regular foes that can swarm and overwhelm you at a moment’s notice. Descending into the maggot lair to
I think we all know Marvel’s Avengers has had a rough year. The single-player campaign was great, but multiplayer has had a lot of issues and the pandemic certainly hasn’t helped the content rollout. After a long wait, we’re finally ready to go to Wakanda and play
I hate referring to development as magic. It’s not. There’s smart people crunching numbers, testing for bugs, creating art, and so many other things. But what Turtle Rock Studios is creating with Back 4 Blood – a game that’s not set to launch until October – feels like magic.
