Company of Heroes and its sequel soaked up a metric ton of tactical time for me, so I was more than a little excited to check out what Relic Entertainment had up their sleeve for the third entry. With nine years between entries, could they recapture what made Company of

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion is the highly anticipated upcoming remaster of the 2007 PSP action RPG Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII. The remaster aims to give players the best gameplay experience possible by providing newly remastered visuals, gameplay improvements, fully voiced audio in English and Japanese, and more.

There is a well-known subset of TTRPG players who are primarily interested in combat and acquiring loot colloquially known as murder hobos. Next year, Dungeons & Dragons: Onslaught will hit shelves, and it’ll be time for you and a friend to get ready to do some delving. Onslaught has

Deliver Us Mars, the sequel to the excellent Deliver Us The Moon, is right around the corner and we’ve gotten to go hands-on with a near-final version of the game ahead of its February release. Playing for about two hours, we had unfettered access to a number of new

You may have seen the announcement of the rapidly-approaching expansion for Warhammer 40,000: Daemonhunters, but with the trailer simply showing a silhouette you might be feeling a little bit in the dark. Well, I’m here to shine light on the situation, fellow Knights. There’s a hulking behemoth

We’re coming up on the month of December, and that can only mean one thing… A new season for Rainbow Six Siege is just around the corner. Operation Solar Raid will be kicking off on December 6th but I was able to go hands-on recently to see all that

Land of the Vikings released into early access this week on November 8th, and I was thrilled to check out how far it had come since the awesome demo I played a month ago. In this Norse city builder, you are the almighty and wise Jarl charged with building, providing

In ancient Persia, in its time the cultural center of the world, the art of making rugs was held as a high calling.  Persian rugs required materials from all over the empire, which were harvested, bought, sold and eventually found their way to the Great Bazaar of Tabriz, the beating