Game Reviews

Death is a normal part of life. People you hate, people you love, and even you will eventually pass on, but knowing that doesn’t make it any easier. It sucks. Every single time. Spiritfarer is a game about confronting this fact. As Stella, the new soul tasked with fulfilling

John Gillespie Magee, an American pilot with the Royal Canadian Air Force in the Second World War, wrote an epic poem called “High Flight” that suggested that when we slip the surly bonds of Earth we touch the face of God. In my six short years in the Air Force

The UFC has undergone a great deal of change in the last two years since UFC 3 came out. ESPN purchased the exclusive rights to broadcast the UFC, Dana White and crew set up a fight island called “Fight Island” (the creative team was out sick that day, apparently), and

My favorite episodes of the techno-thriller anthology series Black Mirror revolve around the degradation of human interaction based on social media, as seen in the season 3 episodes Nosedive and Hated in the Nation. As social media becomes increasingly integrated in our daily lives, there are some nasty things that

Everyone knows the phrase “you are what you eat,” which is not something you usually think about when playing video games. Sure, games like Kirby have been focusing on eating enemies and using that to your advantage for years, but how often do games include aspects like calories, fat, and

Darkestville Castle is a point and click adventure game that had me laughing at jokes and being mildly annoyed by the controls. It is a point and click game on a console; they just never work as good as they do on PC. Darkestville Castle has you following the journey

There are few legends as well known or as oft-retold as the Iliad. War, betrayal, love, Gods, mythical monsters, and heroes of legends — Homer’s epic poem has it all. The team at Creative Assembly Sofia have chosen it as their first full release in the Total War universe — Total

Nioh 2 is in my top 5 games of the year, and with Tengu’s Disciple, the first of three DLC add-ons to build upon the lore of Nioh 2, I was more than excited to die a thousand deaths in-game. I’m a glutton for punishment. Now, these new