Rad Rodgers Review (PC)
Rad Rodgers is, well, rad! In THQ Nordic’s Rad Rodgers, you play as a kid, Rad, that gets sucked into his TV and into a world of platforming. Accompanying you through the world is your trusty console, Dusty, a foul-mouthed guide who snarks at you as you traverse the…
Kingdom Come: Deliverance Review (Xbox One)
Revenge is a Dish Best Served Patched One thing’s for sure, you can’t say Warhorse Studios is lacking ambition. This is apparent from the moment you first step foot onto the detailed vision of medieval Europe in Kingdom Come: Deliverance. From its bustling cities the satisfying complexity of…
Hacktag Review (PC)
The Joys of Hacking For Fun And Profit In this cooperative stealth action title, players work together to pull off various heists of secure data from unsuspecting corporations. The first step in their intrepid new line of work is to create a customizable character avatar. The…
Meet Overwatch’s Newest Hero: Brigitte
The squire of Reinhardt joins the battle! Attention, Overwatch players: a new challenger is entering the fray! Introducing Brigitte, the daughter of Torbjorn and an understudy of Reinhardt that’s joined her master in battle with defensive capabilities. The two videos below — a Developer Update and an Origin Story…
Where The Water Tastes Like Wine Review (PC)
Get Along, Little Doggies I think I can confidently say that I’ve yet to play a game like Where The Water Tastes Like Wine. Equal parts interactive story, adventure, walking simulator, rhythm game, and RPG, Where The Water Tastes Like Wine makes a melting pot of these genres…
ESRB To Include “In-Game Purchases” Warning
Question is: will it help? With the lootbox controversy capturing even the attention of lawmakers, the ESRB is taking steps to warn users of in-game purchases. According to GamesIndustry, president Patricia Vance informed the press it will be a label akin to the “Online Interactions Not Rated by the…
Six Game Properties That Should Return
Lost Odyssey When the Xbox 360 first released, Microsoft went through a time when they were trying their hand with exclusive JRPG releases. With games like Blue Dragon,…
Mega Man X Retro Review (SNES)
With the release of the Super Nintendo (or, in Japan, the Super Famicom) came new opportunities for game developers. It was a chance to create new things, and test…
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Vol. 1 Review
The latest Shonen Jump hit finally arrives. Having read through the first volume of Koyoharu Gotouge’s Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, the best way I could describe it is…
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