Rogue Legacy: Randomizing Castlevania
Described as an action platformer with roguelike sensibilities, it was no surprise that Rogue Legacy by indie developer Cellar Door Games popped up on my Continue Reading
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Cube World alpha preview
There’s been a good deal of buzz about Cube World as of late, so I couldn’t help but go have a look at what all Continue Reading
Review: Bleed deserves more praise than I know how to give
Bleed is an action platformer from indie developer Bootdisk Revolution (which happens to consist solely of one Ian Campbell). Bleed was originally released according to Bootdisk Continue Reading
Choosing my PC over a new console
With Sony and Microsoft duking it out for supremacy in the next-gen market, the console war is back in force. It’s been about 7 years Continue Reading
Episode 8 – Opinion Holes
It’s been a year since we started Dorkadia so we decided to talk about … well… how much we talk, really. The six of us Continue Reading
Reaching the next level in Neverwinter.
I talked about Neverwinter at the end of the third closed beta weekend and we even had a whole podcast devoted to it more or Continue Reading
Retro gaming from the 90’s
With the next generation of consoles on the horizon, and PC hardware getting faster and cheaper every day, the technology that powers modern gaming is Continue Reading
Five Creepy PC Games to Brown your Trousers
I love filling myself with whiskey and loading up the scariest and/or brain-twistingest PC game I can find. It doesn’t matter if the game is Continue Reading
Review: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness 4
At last! The final chapter of the genre and style swapping experience that is Penny Arcade’s On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness was released on Continue Reading
Path of Exile Launches New Badass Leagues
I’ll just come out and say it: Diablo 3 was poorly received because it didn’t meet player expectations and not because it was a bad Continue Reading
Assassin’s Creed 3 – Why it took me so long to finish it
I like games; a fact that should be fairly obvious since I write about them very nearly every week. I’ve even written about Assassin’s Creed Continue Reading
City of Steam – first impressions of a browser MMORPG
There are most likely far more MMORPGs on the market today than I could possibly have even heard of. Some of them are good and Continue Reading
What’s the best digital distribution platform for you?
Since you’re reading Dorkadia, I’m going to go out on a limb and presume that you’re familiar with at least one or two places to Continue Reading
Don’t Starve! The Tim Burton Roguelike
Once again I find myself returning to the roguelike well for a drink. This time, though, I’m visiting a game that I had originally passed Continue Reading
Marvel Heroes brings familiar heroes and plenty of action
It’s virtually impossible to bring up a game like Marvel Heroes without having someone say that it’s “like Diablo”. Genres are like that and expectations Continue Reading
Card Hunter Beta: Exceeding All Expectations
I’ve been patiently refreshing my inbox since I heard that Blue Manchu was sending out a new bevy of beta invites for their tactical RPG Continue Reading
Arena of Heroes – Review of a strategy MOBA
Arena of Heroes is the thinking man’s MOBA. A wild claim? Perhaps, but Arena of Heroes is focused far more on strategy, planning, and combinations Continue Reading
Game Dev Tycoon Sets Ironic Trap for Pirates
If you haven’t head about it yet, the small indie game developer Greenheart Games set one of the most potent and ironic traps for pirates ever Continue Reading
Poker Night 2 deals up fun and rewards
Poker Night 2 has been consuming my evenings since its release last week. Seriously, I have been logging many more hours in this game than Continue Reading
Organ Trail: Director’s Cut Review
I’m a part of the generation that experienced computer labs full of Apple IIe computers. I would sit in front of those green screens, flipping Continue Reading
Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack
Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack is an unreasonably long title, but a fun and quirky indie game. I’m guessing you’re not going to accept Continue Reading