Review: Splatoon 2’s Octo Expansion is Deliciously Difficult and Deep
This year’s E3 had a ton of surprises. The one I was personally most psyched for was the immediate release of Splatoon 2’s Octo Expansion. Originally slated for a July […]
Review: Mothergunship is a First Person Rogue-Lite that Makes You the Bullet Hell
Developer Grip Digital’s follow-up to Tower of Guns came as a bit of a surprise. First person shooter rogue-lite bullet hell Mothergunship first showed off its fast-paced action and gun […]
Review: Two Years Later Doom Remains Relevant
With Doom Eternal recently announced at this year’s E3, Guest author James Brod takes a look a 2016’s Doom, and examines how it has impacted action games over the last […]
Review: Being a Fantasy Shopkeeper in Moonlighter Feels Too Much Like Real Work
Moonlighter by developer Digital Sun is what you get if you take the typical roleplaying game formula and flips it on its head. Instead of questing, getting loot, and selling […]
Review: UnassumingScavenger SV-4 is an Addictive Surprise
The Steam Summer Sale is upon us again. Sometimes, I feel like it’s a bust–every year I buy way too many games, with few ever hooking me. It was mostly […]
Review: Red Faction: Guerrilla Re-Mars-tered Invites you to Destroy Mars–Again
Red Faction has traditionally been about destruction in one form or another. Way back to the original, it was about destructible terrain. 2009’s Red Faction: Guerrilla, however, changed the formula up […]
Review: Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido Serves Up a Deliciously Deep Puzzle Platter
Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido is one of those games that you could easily pass over for more familiar territory. E3 didn’t do it any favors, either, as it was released just […]
Review: Wreckfest is a Smashing Good Time
Developer Bugbear’s previously titled (untitled?) Next Car Game was pretty impressive from the get-go—all the way back in 2014 when the Sneak Peak was released, which featured the impressive physics […]
Review: Business Wars’ Sony/Nintendo Six-Part Series, Featuring an Interview with Author Tristan Donovan
In June of 1991, Chicago played host to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Summer Show, featuring all the latest tech—music, TVs, games and other devices. It was also the stage for […]
Review: Jurassic World: Evolution–Parks and Rex Creation
Editor’s Note: We’re giving away a copy of Jurassic Evolution for Steam. Find out more by clicking here. The Jurassic Park franchise has had a lot of video games dedicated […]
Review: Prey: Mooncrash Changes the Formula, Remains Fun
Prey: Mooncrash was a surprise. It was announced and released during this year’s E3 and it’s for a game that hasn’t been making many splashes since its release over a year […]
Review: Unravel Two: Co-op Platforming Done Right
The existence of Unravel Two isn’t a surprise—it’s the natural follow-up to 2016’s cute puzzle platformer—but its sudden announcement at this year’s E3 along with the news that Unravel Two was […]