The Quiet Man
When The Quiet Man was briefly shown at E3 this year, it seemed like one of those new IPs that no one knew about but was on the fast track to becoming...[Read More]
The Elder Scrolls Online: Murkmire DLC
The Murkmire DLC for The Elder Scrolls Online is the most intriguing zone I’ve ever come across in an MMORPG. The representation of the Argonian...[Read More]
Déraciné
Déraciné is narrative adventure featuring wholesome children, sinister undertones, and a projection of selflessness as the ultimate virtue. Depending ...[Read More]
Tetris Effect
Tetris’ sin was being born perfect. Since Alexey Pajitnov’s magnum opus made it to Game Boy, countless sequels and alternations have follo...[Read More]
Nickelodeon Kart Racers
Ah, kart racing — a genre popularized by Nintendo’s Super Mario Kart over twenty-five years ago. Many licensed franchises intended for the...[Read More]
Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum Session!
Taiko no Tatsujin is a rhythm game progenitor with sporadic appearances on this side of the planet. Forged in the Japanese arcade scene, the first con...[Read More]
Battlefield V
This week, we’ve had the pleasure to do a deep dive into the world of Battlefield V. We were hands-on with everything that DICE had to offer up with t...[Read More]
Football Manager 2019
Football Manager is a title that’s seen me through the best of times and the worst of times. Ever since my brother introduced me to the multi-di...[Read More]
Lego DC Super-Villains
The latest installment of Lego games is here and it’s as ridiculous as ever. Lego DC Supervillains is another great creation from the people at Travel...[Read More]
GRIP: Combat Racing
GRIP: Combat Racing is defined by its effusive devotion to Rollcage and its sequel Rollcage Stage II. It is excellent at replicating Rollcage without ...[Read More]
Tropico 6 Preview
Tropico was a series that was completely alien to me before now. I had heard of the games, and they popped up in Steam sales sometimes, but I never ac...[Read More]
Call of Cthulhu
The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. H.P. Lovecraft’s opening to Cal...[Read More]