Game Previews

There’s a particular type of racing game I really enjoy. There is something interesting about full on simulators like Gran Turismo 7 (before they added microtransactions), but I’m drawn towards more arcade-like experiences. Classics like Ridge Racer Type R, basically every Mario Kart, Sega Rally, and more modern

Season 1 of Diablo IV is launching on July 20th, and there’s a whole lot to know. We recently sat down with the Blizzard team to find out what makes Season of the Malignant a huge departure from the “Eternal” campaign. The first thing to know is that Season

Recently we had an opportunity to go eyes-on with Enshrouded, an upcoming Early Access survival crafting game from developer Keen Games. For those unfamiliar with Keen’s work, their previous work includes Portal Knights, Olympus Rising, Sacred 3, and others, but since 2016, Enshrouded has been their primary project. That’

We are spoiled for choice in the world of Warhammer, but not all of those choices are good. For every riveting adventure in the Warhammer universe, there are half a dozen that feel more like shovelware. I recently got the first hands-on opportunity with Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of

We got to sit down with the CD Projekt Red team at Summer Game Fest to check out Phantom Liberty, the upcoming expansion to the Cyberpunk 2077 universe. In it, we are certainly getting plenty of fresh post-capitalistic goodness, but that’s not telling even half the story. Speaking of

A few weeks ago at Summer Game Fest, we had an interesting invite hit the inbox. There was an arcade-style football game coming from Saber Interactive, and we could be among the first to see it. I jumped at the chance as a long time football fan, especially growing up

I adore roguelites for the powerful stat scaling they offer the player, and that adoration only intensifies when the game nails the feeling of impact. However, I’ve played a good few roguelites that struggle to maintain momentum. My attacks devolve into the damage equivalent of wet-noodling enemies because I

Disney Illusion Island has been on my radar for a moment now. Its whimsical and cartoony theme is eye-catching, and it just looks like fun to play. Because of that, we had to find the time to catch this one while at Summer Game Fest. Not only did we get