Game Previews

Most people probably know of the Monster Hunter games to be real time action role playing games where you hunt monsters (duh!) and craft weapons and armor from said monster parts. But did you know of a spinoff series that transforms the game into a turn-based party JRPG that is

Indie games are having quite the renaissance right now. As the AAA industry burns thanks to greedy investors and shareholders, smaller games by small teams only grow in quality and creativity. One of my favorite indie developers, Analgesic Productions, offered me the chance to sit down with a demo for

There’s something magical about seeing a game come together over time. While the best way to experience that is to make one yourself, the second best way is to play an incredibly polished game in Early Access. While we got a small taste of Hades II last month, we’

In the latest build of The War Within Alpha, Blizzard has unlocked Khaz Algar’s second zone – The Ringing Deeps – for testing, as well as some class changes, some new hero talents, and of course, some new delves (although I could only access one out of the three!) In this

No Rest for the Wicked is the newest title from the developers of the Ori series, and sets out to reinvent the genre of punishing isometric action role playing games. The game is only out in Early Access via Steam on PC, with a projected 1.0 launch on consoles

Ever since a friend posted about this game, I was intrigued. A pixely detective game? Shadows of Doubt certainly gets points for originality. That said, it’s not enough to just look great, your concept has to work, and I’m intrigued by what ColePowered Games are cooking. Let me

All of Supergiant’s games are masterpieces, but Hades took the world by storm. Its addictive rogue-like gameplay, compelling story and characters, and gorgeous artwork and music kept me and many others hooked on climbing up through the underworld for hundreds of hours. But, after putting your father in his

I’ve spent a lot of time with Motion Twin’s fantastic roguelike, Dead Cells (our review here). The game fully embraces that death is far from permanent, resurrecting you as a green lump of slime every time you die. Even the final boss holds secrets (that I won’t