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I recently got to get behind the scope of Sniper Elite: Resistance, the upcoming next installment in the excellent sneaking/sniping game series from the team at Rebellion. In this hands-on demo, we got to see many of the new features for the game as the team preps for the
by Ron Burke
As soon as you enter the world of Rue Valley, the clock starts ticking, and every decision you make alters (if sometimes only slightly) the outcome of a scenario. Obviously, this is a preview, so how these small choices affect a grander narrative is unseen yet, but from what I’
by Olivia Davies
Obsidian Entertainment is one of the premiere western RPG studios. What might be the funniest thing about the path they’ve followed, however, is how they’ve mimicked the cadence of Bethesda Game Studios. Think about it, we’ve gotten a Fallout game from them, Outer Worlds which, while first,
by David Burdette
Once upon a time if you wanted to find a quest objective you had to pay attention, follow the clues, and find it for yourself. The team at Fire & Frost remember that time, and it’s a staple of their upcoming game, Of Ash & Steel. A third-person medieval
by Ron Burke
There are a lot of versions of Dragon Quest III. There’s the original Famicom and NES release, the Super Famicom remake, the Game Boy Color port, and then the rereleases/enhancements based on the SNES version for phones and Switch. So what makes Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake worth
by David Flynn
A while back, I reviewed the ghost hunting game Conrad Stevenson’s Paranormal P.I., which I praised for its spooky atmosphere and immersive gameplay. Now Kip, the developer behind D&A Studios is back with a sequel titled, Among The Whispers: Provocation. Right off the bat, I have
by Jackson Lustberg
I’ve been soured on prison themed games in the past. Whether it was the basic gameplay or the over the top stereotypes, I’ve just been turned off to the theme. When Animalcatraz came across my radar, I had some preconceived notions of what it may be. I was
by Dan Hinkin
Like many of us, I have fond memories of spending too much time and money in the arcades of yesteryear. Scattered like hidden treasures waiting to be found, arcades remain part of a bygone era with their neon color palettes, addictive soundtracks, and endless amounts of fun. An important part
by Noah Rigsby
I recently got to get behind the scope of Sniper Elite: Resistance, the upcoming next installment in the excellent sneaking/sniping game series from the team at Rebellion. In this hands-on demo, we got to see many of the new features for the game as the team preps for the
by Ron Burke
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I recently got to get behind the scope of Sniper Elite: Resistance, the upcoming next installment in the excellent sneaking/sniping game series from the team at Rebellion. In this hands-on demo, we got to see many of the new features for the game as the team preps for the
by Ron Burke
As soon as you enter the world of Rue Valley, the clock starts ticking, and every decision you make alters (if sometimes only slightly) the outcome of a scenario. Obviously, this is a preview, so how these small choices affect a grander narrative is unseen yet, but from what I’
by Olivia Davies
Obsidian Entertainment is one of the premiere western RPG studios. What might be the funniest thing about the path they’ve followed, however, is how they’ve mimicked the cadence of Bethesda Game Studios. Think about it, we’ve gotten a Fallout game from them, Outer Worlds which, while first,
by David Burdette
Once upon a time if you wanted to find a quest objective you had to pay attention, follow the clues, and find it for yourself. The team at Fire & Frost remember that time, and it’s a staple of their upcoming game, Of Ash & Steel. A third-person medieval
by Ron Burke
There are a lot of versions of Dragon Quest III. There’s the original Famicom and NES release, the Super Famicom remake, the Game Boy Color port, and then the rereleases/enhancements based on the SNES version for phones and Switch. So what makes Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake worth
by David Flynn
A while back, I reviewed the ghost hunting game Conrad Stevenson’s Paranormal P.I., which I praised for its spooky atmosphere and immersive gameplay. Now Kip, the developer behind D&A Studios is back with a sequel titled, Among The Whispers: Provocation. Right off the bat, I have
by Jackson Lustberg
I’ve been soured on prison themed games in the past. Whether it was the basic gameplay or the over the top stereotypes, I’ve just been turned off to the theme. When Animalcatraz came across my radar, I had some preconceived notions of what it may be. I was
by Dan Hinkin
Like many of us, I have fond memories of spending too much time and money in the arcades of yesteryear. Scattered like hidden treasures waiting to be found, arcades remain part of a bygone era with their neon color palettes, addictive soundtracks, and endless amounts of fun. An important part
by Noah Rigsby