Sometimes we get a look at a game in Early Access where the developers simply iterate on their concept until a more polished version of what you previously played becomes final. Other times, the final game turns out quite a bit different than the initial pitch. We looked at The
If you are a relic like me, you grew up on movies and books like NeverEnding Story. The idea, if you’ve never experienced the story in either medium, is about a kid name Bastion who reads a tome that ends up being about his experience within the story. It’
It’s been a while since I last stepped into a sparring ring. Ok, maybe a little more than a while, but despite being a bit rusty, I was not all that concerned about being able to take down a virtual opponent. It was with this kind of motivation that
The VR space is full of simple demo-like experiences, but only recently are developers leaping into the world of virtual reality with what could be described as full games. Apex Construct casts you as a silent protagonist turned arbitrator between two rogue AI, aptly named Fathr and Mothr. These two
Virtual reality has the amazing ability to literally transport you into another world, and there are few things more astounding than finding yourself inside a new reality. The Way of Kings, Escape the Shattered Plains is a short but robust experience which allows you to do just this. This immersive
Virtual reality is still an evolving media, which means that there are still some basic challenges which we haven’t yet managed to solve. Movement is one of the biggest issues; how can you explore a huge area without wandering outside the boundaries of your playspace? Teleportation has generally become
Virtual Reality is meant to transport you to a new world, letting you become a spellcaster (Our preview for The Wizards), a silver bug that bumps its ass on the walls to music (Our review for Thumper), a Ultramarine (Our preview for The Horus Heresy: Betrayal at Calth), another kind
Retail jobs are, without a doubt, some of the most taxing, challenging, and stressful jobs out there. It’s really all any sales clerk can do to simply deal with customers, meet quotas, and survive the day with a little sanity. With less-than-fond memories of my retail days, I stepped
