Game Previews

About a month ago you might recall that I got a sneak peek at Ubisoft’s freshly-renamed Immortals: Fenyx Rising. This early look covered a point roughly midway through the game, touching on the Forgelands — the land of the God Hephaestus, forgemaster of the Gods. This time around we’d

When the epic score from John Williams formally introduced us to Jurassic Park back in the 90s, it sent shivers down my spine as a kid. Who doesn’t love dinosaurs? I had that same whole-body reaction when I heard that familiar music playing Jurassic World Evolution (my review on

Our last preview of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla focused mostly on the bit of story we got a glimpse of, so this time I want to talk about mechanics. Combat, exploration, quests, and even dialogue have all changed slightly since Odyssey with the series leaning even more into the RPG

It’s apparent that the industry’s AAA horror output isn’t nearly enough to satisfy an audience starved for spooks. And so, we’ve turned our attention to the indie scene, where gems like 2018’s Remothered: Tormented Fathers feature scares aplenty. Remothered: Broken Porcelain serves as the sequel

I’ve been granted early access to Dirt 5: Playgrounds, a game mode new to the Dirt franchise that invites players to design, race on, and share their own tracks. I always love it when games add features that allow gamers to interact with one another in a community, so

Famed first-person submarine shooter AquaNox has spent the better part of the 21st century off the radar. Digital Arrow and THQ Nordic have spent the last few years hard at work on the franchise’s next installment, with only the odd demo surfacing here and there. Aquanox: Deep Descent is

Recently I’ve gotten my hands on that used to be known as Gods and Monsters. It’s rare that a game surprises me as I usually have a really solid idea of what’s on the horizon. This is one of those moments where I was happily surprised. This

I’m sure we’ve all heard that the brain is the most important organ in the body. Not only does it receive and send signals that tell the rest of your body what to do, but it holds your ability to store memories, develop ideas, and so much more.