E3 Impressions: Breaking Balance in LawBreakers
A great time that still might need work. Arriving at the LawBreakers booth was like walking into the middle of a WWE championship match. A crowd watched as players came…
E3 Preview: DONTNOD’s Vampyr Seduces and Surprises
The studio’s latest is a far cry from Life is Strange. Those who know the name DONTNOD know it for one or two things. Most likely, they know…
Story-Based Journey Reaching for Petals Revealed with Trailer
A new narrative-centric visual stunner from Blue Entropy Studios. Indie developer Blue Entropy Studios today unveiled a new narrative game in the style of Firewatch and Gone Home. Reaching for Petals is powered…
E3 Impressions: Star Wars Battlefront II Aims True
Call to Arms, Return to Form When EA’s Star Wars Battlefront released in 2015, I had a similar reaction to most people: disappointment. Disappointment that the game was…
E3 Preview: Hats Off to Super Mario Odyssey
Journey to the Center of the Sandbox Well jeez, you didn’t think we were going to go through all of E3 without covering this one, did you? Who…
E3 Preview: Postulating Polygons with State of Mind
If Black Mirror was a game, State of Mind would be it Sometimes, it feels like real life is a dystopia. It feels like artificial creations forged by…
5 Franchises Nintendo’s Switch Needs To Be A Hit
Nintendo needs to Switch things up this time around, and these games could make the console a winner It’s no secret that Nintendo has amassed a veritable stockpile of…
Armikrog Review
Does Armikrog’s claymation keep its form or collapse into mush? As a child I was a keen watcher of Wallace and Gromit’s The Wrong Trousers and James and the Giant…
Voltron: Legendary Defender Season 2 Review
In Voltron: Legendary Defender‘s second season, our Good Good Space Kids become Even Gooder Space Kids. Whenever something like Voltron: Legendary Defender comes around, I have this stupid voice…
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