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Nobody sets out to make an unsafe water park. Nobody plans on having water slides with tubes spilling into the same pool that has little kids swimming in it. But when Kenta Suzuki hired Mr Oswald B. Thompson and gave us a list of restrictions on how our park was
by Ron Burke
Thanks to Amazon Games, I was able to check out New World: Aeternum’s Open Beta period a bit early to get some quick thoughts in. I put in a good dozens of hours into New World back in 2021, but haven’t played since so I’m excited to
by Henry Viola
If there was one thing I wasn’t expecting at Call of Duty: NEXT, it was more Warzone. We all knew something was coming eventually, but by all accounts, it could’ve been early 2025 before Warzone got any sort of refresh. Thankfully, Raven and Sledgehammer have been cooking behind
by David Burdette
Zombies is a staple of the Call of Duty experience. Since World at War, the teams behind the mode have attempted to one-up the last game, although Sledgehammer was the only crew to try their hand at the mode outside of Treyarch. Some things work, and some things don’t,
by David Burdette
Back at Origins Game Fair, I was able to get my eyes on Shuffle Dungeons when the boys from Zero Strategy Games stopped by the GamingTrend booth. After a quick demo, featured in the video above, I was intrigued by the game and wanted to get it to the table
by Dan Hinkin
Magneterra sleeps in the darkest reaches of the cosmos. A rocky, rugged world, Magneterra possesses a unique attribute in the many worlds: its extreme magnetism and rare elements. This has given rise to mystical Tochon Magnets, natural artifacts infused with magical energies. Now, wizards from across the cosmos descend upon
by James van Tonningen
Multiplayer in Call of Duty has been an interesting bag the last few years. With Treyarch out of the picture (mostly), we’ve seen Vanguard along with Modern Warfare II and III vie for your attention. While I’ve certainly been invested in each one, I wouldn’t blame anyone
by David Burdette
This year, I once again had the opportunity to visit the First Exposure playtest room at Gen Con. I got to try out four different games, each at varying stages of development, ranging from early prototypes to nearly final quality. Here’s what I was able to check out! Chrono
by Chris Hinkes
Nobody sets out to make an unsafe water park. Nobody plans on having water slides with tubes spilling into the same pool that has little kids swimming in it. But when Kenta Suzuki hired Mr Oswald B. Thompson and gave us a list of restrictions on how our park was
by Ron Burke
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Nobody sets out to make an unsafe water park. Nobody plans on having water slides with tubes spilling into the same pool that has little kids swimming in it. But when Kenta Suzuki hired Mr Oswald B. Thompson and gave us a list of restrictions on how our park was
by Ron Burke
Thanks to Amazon Games, I was able to check out New World: Aeternum’s Open Beta period a bit early to get some quick thoughts in. I put in a good dozens of hours into New World back in 2021, but haven’t played since so I’m excited to
by Henry Viola
If there was one thing I wasn’t expecting at Call of Duty: NEXT, it was more Warzone. We all knew something was coming eventually, but by all accounts, it could’ve been early 2025 before Warzone got any sort of refresh. Thankfully, Raven and Sledgehammer have been cooking behind
by David Burdette
Zombies is a staple of the Call of Duty experience. Since World at War, the teams behind the mode have attempted to one-up the last game, although Sledgehammer was the only crew to try their hand at the mode outside of Treyarch. Some things work, and some things don’t,
by David Burdette
Back at Origins Game Fair, I was able to get my eyes on Shuffle Dungeons when the boys from Zero Strategy Games stopped by the GamingTrend booth. After a quick demo, featured in the video above, I was intrigued by the game and wanted to get it to the table
by Dan Hinkin
Magneterra sleeps in the darkest reaches of the cosmos. A rocky, rugged world, Magneterra possesses a unique attribute in the many worlds: its extreme magnetism and rare elements. This has given rise to mystical Tochon Magnets, natural artifacts infused with magical energies. Now, wizards from across the cosmos descend upon
by James van Tonningen
Multiplayer in Call of Duty has been an interesting bag the last few years. With Treyarch out of the picture (mostly), we’ve seen Vanguard along with Modern Warfare II and III vie for your attention. While I’ve certainly been invested in each one, I wouldn’t blame anyone
by David Burdette
This year, I once again had the opportunity to visit the First Exposure playtest room at Gen Con. I got to try out four different games, each at varying stages of development, ranging from early prototypes to nearly final quality. Here’s what I was able to check out! Chrono
by Chris Hinkes