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It’s tough work, being evil. Back in Dungeons 3, our favorite and most magnificent Evil, the Dungeon Lord, had decided to attack the nearby continent of…well, it doesn’t much matter. They were nearby and had the audacity to be good, and we simply can’t have that,
by Ron BurkeI remember having a conspiracy theory that Square Enix was holding onto any form of Final Fantasy VII remake in case of dire circumstances. That didn’t turn out to be true, with FFVII Remake being announced back in 2015 amid a flurry of incredible E3 reveals like Kingdom Hearts
by David BurdetteThe number 1 thing that Ubisoft is known for is their Assassin’s Creed franchise, which is coming up on its 16 year anniversary! The original game released back in November 2007, which garnered worldwide fame and was lauded for its stealth parkour mechanics and representation of the historical Order
by Henry ViolaThe early access launch of Wayfinder has been somewhat of a tragedy. As an action game, Wayfinder hits some great high notes and finds its own ways to be memorable. As a live-service game, it needs a lot of work. Though the lifeless world and cornucopia of bugs, crashes, and
by Nicholas AguileraThe UFC games have been a bit of an iterative affair for the last two generations. We’ve gotten a massive and ever-changing roster of fighters, and the ground game has continued to evolve, but overall it’s been small changes. Well, all that is about to change as UFC
by Ron BurkeWe recently got to go hands-on with the Gamescom demo for Vampire the Masquerade – Justice. Stepping into the World of Darkness, but with the interactivity only Virtual Reality can provide, we got our first glimpse of the combat, stealth, and a hint at the RPG elements for the upcoming game.
by Ron BurkeThe Talos Principle was unique. A puzzle game, and easily one of the best of its genre, it tells the story of humanity, or more accurately its demise. Awakening on a strange island with the voice of someone calling themselves Elohim scratching around in its head, the player has to
by Ron BurkeWe got the golden opportunity to team up with RocketWerkz to check out the launch of Icarus: New Frontiers — the newest expansion to Icarus. This newest expansion has over 100 new items, fresh missions, creatures, crafting materials, and so much more, including a brand new biome. Laura and I jumped
by Ron BurkeIt’s tough work, being evil. Back in Dungeons 3, our favorite and most magnificent Evil, the Dungeon Lord, had decided to attack the nearby continent of…well, it doesn’t much matter. They were nearby and had the audacity to be good, and we simply can’t have that,
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It’s tough work, being evil. Back in Dungeons 3, our favorite and most magnificent Evil, the Dungeon Lord, had decided to attack the nearby continent of…well, it doesn’t much matter. They were nearby and had the audacity to be good, and we simply can’t have that,
by Ron BurkeI remember having a conspiracy theory that Square Enix was holding onto any form of Final Fantasy VII remake in case of dire circumstances. That didn’t turn out to be true, with FFVII Remake being announced back in 2015 amid a flurry of incredible E3 reveals like Kingdom Hearts
by David BurdetteThe number 1 thing that Ubisoft is known for is their Assassin’s Creed franchise, which is coming up on its 16 year anniversary! The original game released back in November 2007, which garnered worldwide fame and was lauded for its stealth parkour mechanics and representation of the historical Order
by Henry ViolaThe early access launch of Wayfinder has been somewhat of a tragedy. As an action game, Wayfinder hits some great high notes and finds its own ways to be memorable. As a live-service game, it needs a lot of work. Though the lifeless world and cornucopia of bugs, crashes, and
by Nicholas AguileraThe UFC games have been a bit of an iterative affair for the last two generations. We’ve gotten a massive and ever-changing roster of fighters, and the ground game has continued to evolve, but overall it’s been small changes. Well, all that is about to change as UFC
by Ron BurkeWe recently got to go hands-on with the Gamescom demo for Vampire the Masquerade – Justice. Stepping into the World of Darkness, but with the interactivity only Virtual Reality can provide, we got our first glimpse of the combat, stealth, and a hint at the RPG elements for the upcoming game.
by Ron BurkeThe Talos Principle was unique. A puzzle game, and easily one of the best of its genre, it tells the story of humanity, or more accurately its demise. Awakening on a strange island with the voice of someone calling themselves Elohim scratching around in its head, the player has to
by Ron BurkeWe got the golden opportunity to team up with RocketWerkz to check out the launch of Icarus: New Frontiers — the newest expansion to Icarus. This newest expansion has over 100 new items, fresh missions, creatures, crafting materials, and so much more, including a brand new biome. Laura and I jumped
by Ron Burke