Reviews
Thoughts on Life is Strange Episodes 2 and 3
When Life is Strange episode 2 officially landed, I had folks telling me left and right it was a huge improvement over Dontnod's pilot installment. Since I was originally excited over the concept of Life is Strange, and wanted to like the...
Review: Toren
When Ico was released years ago, I was awed by how well they could make the simple design work. It was amazing how you could be drawn into the narrative driven by two characters that basically communicated via grunts while exploring what...
Review: Sunset
My first experience with a Tale of Tales game was back in 2005 with the release of The Endless Forest. The game is an MMO about being a deer in a magic forest, that's pretty much it. Apparently you can still play it today. While I never...
Preview: Rebel Galaxy
Travis Baldree and Erich Schaefer are no strangers to gaming. Schaefer is the co-founder of Blizzard North, creator of Diablo, and with Baldree the two founded Runic Games together in 2008, creating the Torchlight series. But their newest...
Thoughts On The Witcher 3
Hey everybody, did you hear The Witcher 3 is out? Although some review codes went out weeks ago the majority of outlets have had to wait until yesterday to start playing the game. Unless something pretty major rears its head at E3 this...
Review: Broken Age
Last year, Broken Age act one burst into the scene, captured our attention, and then stopped. It left us with a big twist, a harsh cliffhanger, and promises of the second part being released a few months later. After a few months year of...
Review: Mortal Kombat X
I designed a fighting game when I was a kid. I was a huge Street Fighter fan and my dumb child brain was convinced that if I just drew up some characters and moves and mailed them off to Capcom they would almost certainly put them in their...
Review: Wolfenstein The Old Blood
In Wolfenstein: The Old Blood you're going to be shooting lots of Nazis. Lots and lots of Nazis. And Nazis are fun to shoot, Nazis make for a nice, stock bad guy to shoot. The only other stock bad guy that's about as fun to shoot as Nazis...
Review: Westerado: Double Barrelled
I fell in love with Westerado the first time I saw it advertised on Adult Swim. The pixelated tongue-in-cheek homage to Spaghetti Westerns looked so on-the-mark awesome that I had to play it. The actual game however wasn't quite what I had...
