Game Reviews

The Switch has proven itself a breeding ground for novelty cooperative experiences, and The Stretchers joins the fold as a creative exploration of some simple mechanics. You and a friend will take on the role of two ambulance drivers, zooming around several areas as you race to reach afflicted citizens

As someone who was homeschooled way back in the day when it was unheard of, and certainly not mainstream, I wish my mom had access to something as cool as Adventure Academy. Now that I am a mom, who happens to have a kiddo in kindergarten, resources like this are

Ever watch one of those crime shows and think of questions you’d ask the perp to get him or her to confess to the crime? Or maybe you’ve thought about what it’s like to pound your fist into the face of some sadistic drug dealer who has

“Reactor Online, Sensors Online, Weapons Online, All systems nominal”. It was 1995 with the release of MechWarrior 2 when we first got to hear this iconic phrase, and it has kicked off some of the best power fantasy games ever made. MechWarrior 2: Mercenaries came out the next year and

As a Virgo, it is safe to say I connect with the title of this game. I know close to nothing about the zodiac outside of the fact that I’m a Virgo. It turns out, not knowing about the zodiac doesn’t hurt the game much. That’s because

“Hey you’se guys, tear up that carpet, spackle that wall, paint it pink, and get it done quick! Be careful, stop spillin the pink paint, and watch out for the hallway that’s made of ice for some reason!” Being a contractor is hard work, but they say that

The original Life is Strange was a very important game to me. It and its two follow ups are stories about growing up, and I played it as I was making the transition from high school to college. It was difficult and weird, but Max and Chloe helped me to

Described by developer Alt Shift as a “tactical rogue-lite”; Crying Suns tests your nerve as much as it demands the careful planning and consideration of each move you make. Comparisons to FTL: Faster Than Light (From Subset Games, 2012) have been drawn, which certainly fair and understandable; but does Crying