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Reviews   -   Sep 21, 2015 A New Kind of Darkness-Pathfinder Occult Adventure Review
A New Kind of Darkness-Pathfinder Occult Adventure Review

Delve not into caverns nor dungeons, but the threatening darkness of the unknown with this newest supplement for the Pathfinder line. The theme of this work is an air of esoteric mysticism: mystery and secrecy dot a landscape where you can never be sure of your safety, or even the

by John Farrell
Reviews   -   Sep 15, 2015 D&D – Out of the Abyss module review
D&D – Out of the Abyss module review

The Underdark is one of the most popular, yet least understood, settings in the Forgotten Realms universe. It’s also a setting that most players are usually completely unprepared to tackle. The dangers that lie in the Underdark aren’t just her denizens, though. The political machinations of the Drow

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Aug 24, 2015 Batman Arkham Knight: The Official Novelization review
Batman Arkham Knight: The Official Novelization review

While the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight could lovingly be called a trainwreck, there is one thing that is true across all platforms – the game has a pretty fantastic storyline. The team at Rocksteady crafted a compelling storyline for the caped crusader, full of twists and turns, well-written characters

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Aug 09, 2015 Explore the history of the first roguelikes with Dungeon H@cks – Book Review
Explore the history of the first roguelikes with Dungeon H@cks – Book Review

Nowadays, it’s hard to be a gamer and not come across the word ‘roguelike’ regularly. The term now occupies that uncomfortable spot between a concise summary of a game feature and a flat-out buzzword, taking its place alongside words like ‘massively multiplayer’ and ‘open-world exploration’. But what sets the

by Victor Grunn
Reviews   -   Jul 18, 2015 Heroes, ideals, and the Holy Grail — Fate/Stay Night Unlimited Blade Works review
Heroes, ideals, and the Holy Grail — Fate/Stay Night Unlimited Blade Works review

The Holy Grail. An almighty wish-granting device, able to fulfill any desire only for those who are worthy. War erupts every few generations of magi, pitting the major families of magic users against each other and summoning ancient heroes and legends to be their comrades-in-arms as Master and Servant. Yet

by Eric Van Allen
Reviews   -   Mar 13, 2015 The Art of Evolve reveals a monstrous masterpiece
The Art of Evolve reveals a monstrous masterpiece

Evolve is, arguably, the spiritual successor to the mega-hit Left 4 Dead series.  Developer Turtle Rock Studios created an entire world called Shear, as well as a massive backstory full of soldiers, monsters, and massive Kaiju-like beasts.  The asymmetric 4v1 monster hunter did pretty well in our review, but you

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Mar 02, 2015 Halo: The Poster Collection Review
Halo: The Poster Collection Review

When non-gamers want to point to a symbol of videogames, it’s typically either World of Warcraft, or more commonly, Halo that comes to mind.  Bungie’s title helped to shape modern shooters forever, introducing the world to concepts that persist today. “Combat Evolved” indeed.  The team at Insight Editions

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Feb 20, 2015 The Art of Total War review
The Art of Total War review

Total War Attila was just released (February 17th, 2015), but it is hardly Creative Assembly’s first march into battle.  The team has been honing their battlecraft since the first title’s release in June of 2000.  Shogun: Total War was a rousing success, leading the team to create ten

by Ron Burke
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