Goat of Duty is a third person multiplayer shooter themed around goats. Yes… Goats! The gameplay is like Quake 3 but Goat of Duty could use a lot of fine tuning to make it less janky and less chaotic. Overall I can see this as a fun yet short experience …
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This ain’t your grandma’s siesta.
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I don’t have to tell you what a look will show you already: Ion Fury is an old-school FPS. The game has been built on the Build engine, which you may recognize from the likes of Duke Nukem 3D and Shadow Warrior, and updated with new physics systems and more. …
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Gou Tanabe’s “At The Mountains Of Madness” Volume 1 adaptation is a wonderful combination of realistic illustration, classical storytelling and H.P. Lovecraft’s original work. This stunning artistic retelling of the cult classic is nearly flawless. The design work throughout the volume is simplistic yet of a professional quality. It is …
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Fantasy Strike is an easy to learn fighting game that puts you right into the decision-making, punishing, spacing, and control of high-level play without the hours of regimented practice and passion it normally takes to get there. There are still combo strings, but the highest damage count comes off of …
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When it was originally announced that two new games from the H.P. Lovecraft and his Cthulhu mythos were on the way, I was as pumped as anyone. The second of these titles, The Sinking City, delivers on the detective game play players want while constructing an engrossing narrative in a …
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Summer is blazing ahead and July’s Games with Gold are here to beat the heat. Relish in the cold AC air with the following titles: Inside, Big Crown: Showdown, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, and Meet the Robinsons. Get Inside And Castlevania: Symphony of the Night Starting on July 1st, …
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With extras aplenty, the latest season of DC Comics’ Legends of Tomorrow warps onto home video this September.
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One of the more exciting things to come along in terms of gaming apps, GOG Galaxy is about to get a big improvement. Galaxy 2.0 is now in beta.
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The Switch Summer 2019 Release schedule is looking like wallet murder. Expected collateral damage: all our free time.
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The second run of DC Comics’ Batman/Superman kicks off with a bang. Picking up where The Batman Who Laughs left off, things are getting dark.
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Wow a year has gone by so fast! My previous article has proven correct 3/5 for the hype scale. Let’s ignore the dumpster fire that Anthem turned out to be and move onto things I was sorta right about! Sekiro was a hit, Death Stranding is still aboard the hype …
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From Midnight Ghost Hunt to Animal Crossing New Horizons, Nintendo Editor Michael contemplates his Top 10 games of E3 2019.
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The Cadence of Hyrule lands on the Nintendo Switch this week, along with a few surprises like the Contra Collection and The Secret of Mana.
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The Nintendo E3 2019 Direct was packed with just over forty minutes of surprises. Watch it yourself. Not mentioned: SMTV, Bayonetta 3 The day got started with a Super Smash Bros Ultimate character DLC surprise, starring not one but four Dragon Quest protagonists, including the Luminary, etc. Another magic casting, …
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There seems to be no short supply of game reveals in the lead up to E3. It appears that every day another trailer drops before the main event. One of the most exciting has been a very unexpected Destroy All Humans! remake. In Destroy All Humans! you take control of …
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