PAX Prime 2015 – Darkest Dungeon, The Cove
I wish I wasn’t so predictable. Those with media badges get special early access to the expo floor on the first day of PAX. Wide open and filled Continue Reading
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Gryphon Knight Epic – A charming mustachioed shooter
I’ve spent my spare time over the last few days digging into Gryphon Knight Epic, an awesome arcade style shooter from indie studio Cyber Rhino Continue Reading
A Witcher 3 Postmortem
I finally finished (the main story of) Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt! Good Old Games tells me that I’ve logged 123.5 hours on it since Continue Reading
Odallus: The Dark Call – Retro like I remember
I’m old enough to have played a lot of NES games back when they were first released. There’s a certain kind of nostalgia filter that Continue Reading
The problematic plot of Batman: Arkham Knight
*Warning: This article contains numerous spoilers for the plot of Batman: Arkham Knight. I really enjoyed the stories in Arkham Asylum and Arkham City so Continue Reading
Some spoiler-free Arkham Knight opinions.
I’ve been talking about wanting to play Batman: Arkham Knight on the podcast for a long time. I was a big fan of the first Continue Reading
Preview: Through the Woods
I just finished playing through the demo of Through the Woods from indie studio Antagonist and it’s the best atmospheric horror game that has yet to be made. Continue Reading
Early Impressions of Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
If you listened to this week’s podcast (and you should), then you’re aware that I’m not a veteran player of the Witcher games. I had heard Continue Reading
Review: Guns, Gore & Cannoli
Guns, Gore & Cannoli is like a Metal Slug and Godfather cocktail with a zombie chaser. I love a little run and gun action and this Continue Reading
Review – Westerado: Double Barreled
Your home burned to the ground and your family murdered, you must seek vengeance wild west style in Westerado: Double Barreled. This game is part Continue Reading
Preview: Spellweaver TCG
I’ve recently spent a bit of time playing around in an upcoming digital card game called Spellweaver. Much like the highly popular Hearthstone, it’s set Continue Reading
Dying Light part 2 – A city full of stories
Having now spent over 60 hours in game and finally finished the main quest line, I have to say that any discussion of the story Continue Reading
Do you have to play Origins and Dragon Age 2 to play Inquisition?
Do you have to play Origins and Dragon Age 2 to play Inquisition? I have not been shy at all about my love of the Continue Reading
Dying Light part 1 – 28 hours later
Last week I got my hands on a copy of Techland‘s newest release, Dying Light. It’s a first person zombie apocalypse / survival horror / Continue Reading
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Way Too Late
I have been inspired by the recent way too late movie reviews around here and I’ve decided to apply a similar approach to games. This Continue Reading
Tales from the Borderlands – Episode 1, Zero Sum
Tuesday saw the release of the first episode of Tales from the Borderlands, Zero Sum. After playing the small demo at PAX Prime, I was champing Continue Reading
Never Alone – A unique must-play experience
Never Alone is one of those games that I saw at PAX Prime earlier this year which looked interesting but had such a long line that Continue Reading
World of Warcraft – I Thought I Missed You
With the upcoming 10th anniversary of World of Warcraft coming up this month as well as this week’s release of the new expansion, Warlords of Continue Reading
Take a trip back in time with The Bureau: XCOM Declassified
The Bureau: XCOM Declassified was released back in August 2013, but I finally got my hands on it recently due to an awesome sale on Steam. Continue Reading
Sneaky Sneaky – Cute and stabby!
Have you heard of Sneaky Sneaky? I sure hadn’t until I got a preview key for it. I was told that it was a turn-based Continue Reading
Gabriel Knight Sins of the Fathers – The Game I Remembered
We’ve talked a few times on the Dorkadia Podcast about what was your first game that really gave you a thirst for more, and I Continue Reading