Episode 3 – Neverwinter
In episode 3 of the continuing Dorkadia podcast series we sit down and chat about the upcoming Neverwinter MMORPG (coming out 4/30/2013) and our thoughts Continue Reading
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Droid Assault blasts onto my PC
Droid Assault is the answer to my need for a fun and compelling game to relax with. I’m not saying that it’s slow or quiet; Continue Reading
ClnlGentleman and the dangers of lava
The first night ClnlGentleman huddled in the groove he had hewn out of the bare earth with the sticks he’d collected. The soft moans of Continue Reading
Experiencing Bioshock for the first time
Yeah, we published two articles about Bioshock: Infinite last week and the opinion is clearly positive. It turns out that I had never actually played Continue Reading
Tales of Maj’Eyal Review
I think it’s clear from what I’ve written that I really enjoy roguelike games. However, it’s a hard love to share with others. Roguelike games are cold Continue Reading
Neverwinter beta weekend wrap-up
Much of my weekend was spent playing Neverwinter Online as part of their closed beta. I have been looking forward to getting a deeper hands on Continue Reading
Scarlet Blade closed beta test impressions
A week ago, a new free to play MMORPG called Scarlet Blade began a public closed beta test. I’ll tell you right now that this Continue Reading
Warframe – Impressions from the closed beta
At it’s adrenaline-fueled heart, Warframe is an intense 3rd person co-op shooter. Since I’m completely rubbish at PvP, I was on board the minute I Continue Reading
The Bridge is as much art as it is puzzle
Do you want to solve puzzles by manipulating perspective, gravity, and impossible architecture? The Bridge is the perfect game for your bizarrely specific set of interests. Continue Reading
Wartune – One intense social game
Call me a snob, but I generally snub games that fit into the social games category. You know the kind; the ones people tend to Continue Reading
Back to Pandora, Chum – Sir Hammerlock’s Big Game Hunt
I’ll admit that I hadn’t picked up Borderlands 2 for a while and I certainly never got my commando to max level. However, when I Continue Reading
Strike Suit Zero is everything I wanted it to be
For those that aren’t familiar with the name, Strike Suit Zero is a space-based ship combat action game. It was recently released by indie developer Continue Reading
Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition, Is it Enough?
My fondest PC gaming memories are playing single player games tag-team with my best friend 15-some years ago. It’s easy to be nostalgic about a Continue Reading
Deadlight – Zombies of the Pacific North West
It’s no secret that I love me some side-scrolling platformers. So it should come as no surprise that when I saw Deadlight by Tequila Works, Continue Reading
Cthulhu Saves the World – Fhtagn!
The world may have been spared from yet another apocalyptic prophecy, but that doesn’t mean that another isn’t just around the corner. When the world Continue Reading
LEGO Lord of the Rings – One does not simply block into Mordor
Actually, LEGO seems to be able to do whatever they want with a popular franchise and make it magical and entertaining. I can’t find many Continue Reading
Rekindling the Geoscape: XCOM Enemy Unknown Review
You’d be hard pressed to find a motivator in nerd cultures stronger than nostalgia. When Firaxis announced XCOM: Enemy Unknown as a spiritual successor to Continue Reading
Five Modern Hardcore Single Player Games
It’s no secret that I believe that games were more “hardcore” in the past. Not all of them were, a lot of them were just Continue Reading
Black Mesa: Renewing the Half-Life Vows
Half-Life is one of video games my top-tier games. The tier reserved for games who not only define what I want in gaming but push Continue Reading
FTL: A Solid Budget Bite-Sized Roguelike
At just $9.99, FTL: Faster Than Light by Subset Games was an easy impulse buy. But even after playing it for a few hours, I couldn’t Continue Reading