PC Previews

Minimum is a mostly traditional multiplayer shooter that tacks on some fantastic features to give it depth yet still easy to approach. The title of the game alludes to its aesthetic style more than anything, which consists of mostly plain, white textures with sprinkles of colors from the likes of

It’s rare that a game can encapsulate as many pop culture references and geeky bits of humor as Randal’s Monday, but this upcoming point-and-click adventure title from Nexus Game Studios manages to do so in spades. The game will feature Randal, voiced by Jeff Anderson of Clerks fame,

First they gave us tanks, then planes, and now battleships? Wargaming.net is going the whole nine yards and giving us yet another flavor of war. World of Warships is a different beast thank Tanks or Warplanes; this time around, instead of the frantic, twitchy gameplay we’re used to,

**Minor spoilers** In a closed booth tour with EA and Bioware, we sat down to take a look at Dragon Age: Inquisition, the third title in the Dragon Age series. With a release date not too far in the future, this was our chance to see for ourselves how the

I’ve been a big fan of the Assassin’s Creed series for a while, but I felt like the game hit a high point with Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag. Setting players on the high seas, the game pulled away from the climbing roots of its predecessors. The

I was caught completely off guard – I think I’m in love with a Free-to-Play game. Sitting down with the folks from Yager reminded me of their previous work. Spec Ops: The Line is, by far, one of the best (and criminally underrated) shooters of the last generation, giving us

“It’s really more of a stop and smell the roses kind of game,” Xing developer John Torkington told me as I clumsily slipped on the Oculus Rift and headphones. Even at the menu screen, I was teleported to a totally different world. I’m sure Torkington noticed my hestitance

“You need to play as the Goo”. Mike Dunn was pretty insistent when he found out that I had an interview to check out the mega-collaboration, Grey Goo. The game is the collaboration between 6ft (Mike’s old company), Greybox, and Petroglyph, with a dash of help from Axis for