It’s hard for first person shooters to not be overshadowed by large franchises like Call of Duty or Battlefield nowadays, especially if they’re not doing anything different to
Creating good horror is hard. It’s easy to fall into countless pitfalls and end up creating a trite experience. Gylt, a narrative-driven horror game, manages to avoid those pitfalls
It’s been fairly quiet from Team Ninja these past few months, with very little fanfare and marketing over the upcoming expansions for their historical fantasy action role-playing video game
In the dead of night, on the edge of town, a woman is being held at gunpoint in a junkyard. Being the gentleman that you are, you would intervene – but
Time is of the essence, as a band of rogue AIs have begun disrupting the timeline by influencing crime across different eras. Tasked with quarantining the timeline, it’s up
Mix a Soulslike punishing VR FPS with Tarantino multiple-reference inspiration, and you get Synapse, a PlayStation VR2 exclusive!
Synapse does not fall short in terms of ambition. The game tries
I never expected there to be a competitive multiplayer Crash Bandicoot game, let alone enjoy it, yet here we are. From the outside, Crash Team Rumble sounds like a terrible
Sonic Origins may not be the best collection out there or even the optimal versions of the games it contained, but it’s still a great way to re-experience Sonic’
In the realm of theme park simulation games, Bandai Namco’s latest offering, Park Beyond, has been generating quite a buzz in the gaming community. As a spiritual successor to
Pikmin is a weird franchise, even for Nintendo. Usually, behind each of their titles, you can find some core feeling or idea that the developers are trying to get across
Nostalgia for retro gaming is at an all-time high, which has led to a slew of games attempting to tap into the undying love many gamers hold for classic titles.
