Friday the 13th: The Game IllFonic/Gun Media When it comes to the gaming industry as a whole, sometimes I sit back and think—why hasn’t this type or that type of game been made yet? One of those glaring vacuums within… Read More »Friday the 13th: The Game Review – All About the Social Aspect of Dying and Killing
Earlier this month, a horror game trailer made rounds on the internet due to its outtake on the World War I events. Developed by the Germany-based indie developer StrixLab, Ad Infinitum is an atmospheric single-player horror game that puts deep… Read More »StrixLab Reveals the Trailer of Its Very First Horror Game
Rust Facepunch Studios We moved our digital characters’ little footsies as fast as they would carry us—all ten of our raiding party that is. We were heading towards the crest of a hill ahead of us, just as the morning… Read More »Rust (Alpha) Review – An Fun Yet Masochistic Survival Experience
Rust Facepunch Studios My digital avatar stood with his feet frozen to the spot, as stiff as the snowy biome that my two friends and I had decided to erect our base in. I gazed across a flowing river at… Read More »Rust (Alpha) Review – An Addictively Grueling Survival Experience
Bayonetta PlatinumGames I’ll have to admit that Bayonetta popped up on my gaming radar quite by coincidence. I haphazardly saw an advertisement for it on Steam while browsing for some games to review the other day, and noticed how intriguing… Read More »Bayonetta Review – One Riotous Romp
Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 CI Games Stealth-based games are going through somewhat of a difficult time right now, particularly ones featuring any sort of tactical elements. Take for instance one of main flag bearers of the tactical stealth-action genre, Ubisoft’s… Read More »Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 Review – A Sniper’s Paradise
Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War III Relic I’ve been playing strategy games since I made the conversion from table top games over to the digital realm in the 90s. Being able to not only play with friends (or strangers) online… Read More »Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War III Review – A Drastically Different Warhammer 40K Experience
Galactic Civilizations III: Crusade Expansion Pack Stardock Strategy games have been going through some troubled times as of late. The genre is certainly in a much different place than it was during its heyday, which were arguably the 1990s. Ever… Read More »Galactic Civilizations III: Crusade Expansion Pack Review – Unlimited Frontiers
Paladins have another champion to seize the spotlight after Maeve. This time though, Hi-Rez Studios is giving us a support champion by the name of Seris, The Oracle of Abyss. A mobile support that can save her allies from death,… Read More »New Paladin Champion Released: Seris, The Oracle of Abyss
Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War 3 Relic I’ve been playing real time strategy games for some time now. Ever since I first played 1997’s Age of Empires, and its sequel which I still consider to be one of the best… Read More »Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War 3 Review – A Very Different Warhammer 40K Experience
Escape From Tarkov Battlestate Games I’ve played just about every first person shooter there is out there. From 1992’s Wolfenstein 3D, to 1998’s classic game Half-Life (and its 1999 mod Counter-Strike), on up to modern shooters such as Squad and… Read More »Escape From Tarkov (Alpha) Review – The Future of Action/RPG MMO’s?
Total War: Warhammer Creative Assembly/Sega When my gaming geek buddies first told me that Creative Assembly and Sega were teaming up to make the next Total War game to set in the Warhammer universe, my eyes nearly rolled back in… Read More »Total War: Warhammer Review – A Retrospective on the Entire First Installment