Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars Review – A Matchmaking RPG
Conception II: Children of the Stars is a sequel to Conception, a game that was never released in the U.S. It’s great to see that...
Retro Recap: Geometry Wars
A jump over to the arcade scene this week with a game that once held the record for most XBL Arcade sales, and it’s all...
Get Even Q&A – A Reality Check
Earlier this year, The Farm 51 released an intriguing teaser trailer from a brand new IP they they are currently working on. Get Even has been...
5 Things We Want From Final Fantasy XV
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII marked the end of the XIII series, and with Final Fantasy XIV being an MMO it means the re-purposed Versus...
The Top 10 Mario Kart Games Released So Far
With Mario Kart 8 set to save the Wii U from certain death in just a few weeks, I figured now would be a good...
Trials Fusion Video Review – Nothing to Ride Home About
[alert type=”green”]The primary feature of this article is the video review above.[/alert] Difficulty can be a problematic aspect for video games. There’s always this question...
Unearthed Atari E.T. Cartridges Phone Home
In 1983, Atari allegedly buried their millions of unsold E.T. cartridges. The company had only devoted six weeks to the game, and it became notorious...
Warlock 2: The Exiled Review – A Strategic Fantasy
The newest addition to Paradox’s long list of strategy titles if Warlock 2: The Exiled, a sequel to Paradox’s Warlock: Master of the Arcane. Warlock...
Mad Max Delayed Until 2015
Earlier today, Avalanche Studios and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment confirmed that their upcoming Mad Max video game won’t be hitting stores until sometime next year....
PS Plus May Preview Features Stick It To The Man and Puppeteer
Today, Sony released an in-depth preview via their blog of 6 games that they will be offering for free to North American PS Plus subscribers all May long. As the...
Blackwell Epiphany Review – A Great Finale
This is it, the fifth and final installment in the Blackwell series. It’s been well over two years since the fourth game in the Blackwell...
Kickstarter Weekly: Pixel Noir and Omori
I write about many RPGs for the Kickstarter Weekly—typically roguelikes and JRPGs. The 21st issue is no different, although the games themselves take their own different...