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
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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
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
Evolve – Thoughts on the Big Alpha
I spent some time over this weekend playing the Evolve Big Alpha. I’m not sure how many hours (Steam has made that so simple…) I Continue Reading
Watch Dogs, Revisited
Recently my illustrious (and handsome!) colleague Charles reviewed Watch Dogs (Ubisoft, PS4/Xbox One, Xbox 360/PS3 and PC) , and did a bang up job (Editor’s Continue Reading
Knight Squad: Chivalry is Dead
The Knight Squad station within the XBox One pavilion on the PAX Prime 2014 expo floor was unassuming. Nestled between the fluorescent Sunset Overdrive wall and Continue Reading
Game 4 – The Behemoth takes on a tactical RPG
After launching the most cryptic (and yet highly telling) trailer to grace the unworthy eyeballs of man and beast, The Behemoth went forth to PAX Continue Reading
Hand of Fate: Early Access Worth Your Time
I’m not a huge fan of early access games as I am a terrible alpha/beta tester. I have little tolerance for unfinished games and quickly become Continue Reading
McDROID arrives to heal the world with robotic love!
I’m not a veteran of the tower defense genre by any stretch of the imagination. However, McDROID by Elefantopia isn’t your typical tower defense game. Continue Reading
Shadowgate – A Classic Reimagined
I’m all for the recent trend in revisiting classic games with a modern twist. When I heard that Zojoi was starting a campaign on Kickstarter Continue Reading
Mega Coin Squad – Crazy fun for multiplayer parties!
Mega Coin Squad from Big Pixel Studios and Adult Swim Games is going straight on my list for best party game of 2014! It’s a multiplayer Continue Reading
Fearless Fantasy – A journey into enjoyable oddity
Fearless Fantasy is quite possibly the most bizarre RPG I have ever had the pleasure of playing. The design is fantastic, the game play original, Continue Reading
Is Shovel Knight really that good?
Prepare to dig this awesome retro platformer from Yacht Club Games: Shovel Knight! (See what I did there?) Don’t worry, I’m not going to fill Continue Reading
Cold, Cold Heart – DLC for Batman Arkham Origins
Cold, Cold Heart is a bit of story DLC for Batman Arkham Origins that I picked up during the Steam summer sale. In fact, this Continue Reading
E3 Games 2014: My best of E3 (part 2)
E3 2014 has come and gone, and there is still a lot of news left to digest. One thing is for sure, 2014-15 will be Continue Reading
Chronology – Puzzle platforming with style
A few weeks ago I played a game called Chronology on the Friday Night Fiasco, but I seem to have dropped the ball and not put Continue Reading
Wolfenstein The New Order – Sci-Fi, Alternate History, and Ass Kicking
I’ve finally finished my first playthrough of Bethesda Softworks and Machine Games‘ Wolfenstein The New Order after about 20 hours of play time over the Continue Reading
Life Goes On – A lesson in sacrifice
Life Goes On is an inventive and hilariously gruesome puzzle game that is disturbingly enjoyable. I saw it at PAX Prime 2013 and have been Continue Reading
Episode 32 – Opening the PC Floodgates
Yes, it’s true! Jon has finally joined the modern era of PC gaming! Except he doesn’t really know what games to get since he’s spent Continue Reading
One Way Heroics Review
When I’m looking through Steam for another indie fix I’m primarily looking for two things: novelty and stress. This is why the roguelike genre holds Continue Reading