Moonlighter is aptly named. After spending a few hours with the game, it’s clear that the title plugs the core gameplay loop: by day, you play as a shopkeep setting prices and selling items to earn gold, and by night you explore dungeons, fighting monsters and collecting items that

My wife and I went to Universal Studios Orlando just recently, and as we walked through the Islands of Adventure, I couldn’t help but think just how much Planet Coaster (my review) needed an Adventure Pack. Here we are two months later, and my wish has been granted. Packed

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Couch co-op made a strong showing at this years PlayStation Experience, though few games did so with quite the same style as the adorable voxel indie, Riverbond. Oozing with charm, bright, blocky graphics, and easy to pick up gameplay, I grabbed a controller and dove into a four player co-op

It’s almost impossible to watch the trailer for Swords of Ditto without laughing, and we were eager to learn more about this cute, cheery, yet brutal game. We got to sit down with the hilarious Jayhem rhymeswithMayhem, (yes, that’s what he goes by) the Executive Director of Counter

I’m always in the mood for wacky, weird, and wonderful rhythm games: the crazier the better, I always say. In recent memory, I’ve been entertained by the Rhythm Heaven franchise, an inexplicable collection of rhythmic minigames that can only come from from the makers of Warioware. Likewise, 7th