Turtle Beach has established itself as one of the best peripheral manufacturers on the block, and their audio solutions have been ticking all the boxes lately. Now, they are looking
Last year, I was asked to cover an ambitious visual novel called Perseverance: Part 1, which was a gloomy yet engrossing tale of survival during an unknown crisis. While I
When you play a minigame collection, what do you expect? Two or three minigames that are actually good, a bad story mode, and an afternoon of making fun of the
Frontier Developments is one of the most memorable developers of simulation games. Their portfolio is top shelf, with RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 in 2004, Thrillville in 2006, Thrillville: Off the Rails
Monsters have always been fascinating, whether they be werewolves, vampires, demonic creatures, or any of the other plethora of creatures that we’ve imagined. Typically, the bigger and more destructive
Ratalaika Games titles are for the PlayStation Vita as Just Dance is to the Nintendo Wii: frequent releases that hold the console on life support long after it’s been
I’m always on the lookout for the next party-capable VR game that can serve as an introduction to the medium. There are “experience” games aplenty, and power fantasy
Right at the outset, Disco Elysium makes it clear that it’s a different kind of game than its cRPG trappings might suggest. In fact, even calling it a different
As time has passed, the world has become more and more connected. We went from being spread out with no way to communicate except in person to being able to
