Familiarity breeds enjoyment—to a degree. I like ordering my 10-piece nugget meal when I go to the nearby McDonald’s, I like having the same medium Diet Coke on
While I’m not the biggest fan of realistic racing games, there have been a few that struck a chord with me, most notably the Forza Horizon series. There’s
Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park books aren’t really about dinosaurs. Sure, they feature the lumbering beasts, but Jurassic Park has always been about the hubris of man and their
Part Time UFO is in the running for the feelgood game of 2020, and that’s in a year with Animal Crossing: New Horizons and Bugsnax. Released a while ago
The unsurprising success of Monster Prom has opened the floodgates for a deluge of sequels and spinoffs. Monster Camp is the first to cross the finish, graduating from quirky mini-story
People deal with their negative emotions in different ways. Some people exercise, others have sex at funerals, Travis Touchdown cuts off heads. No More Heroes was released in 2007 on
I really want to like Legends of Ethernal. It’s got a great aesthetic and style with its presentation, and combined with the linear structure, it feels like a nice
When we reviewed Man of Medan, the first in Supermassive’s Dark Pictures Anthology, it was plagued with technical issues that made it difficult to play on an original Xbox
The line between good concept and good implementation is a fine but important one, and Ring of Pain is unfortunately on the wrong side of it. This miniature roguelike has
