Every now and then, there comes a period where things slow down. For gaming, that usually means fewer big titles releasing. This month, along with the past few, seem to represent this well. While there are few major releases this May, that doesn’t mean we’ll go without any games. Plenty Continue Reading
This article contains moderately explicit images and videos. You have been warned! Nintendo: the family-friendliest of companies. They make innocent games on innocent consoles for innocent children, to take home to their innocent families and buy with their innocent credit cards. I mean, look at Kirby’s Epic Yarn, a game Continue Reading
Humans love to hate things; the internet has proven that time and time again. Whether it be a political candidate, a corporate entity, or a YouTube Rewind, we have a plethora of villains stored up in our psyche, real or perceived. But sometimes, particularly in fiction, a villain can be Continue Reading
Ultimately when we sit down to play a new video game, we are trying to see how much fun we can have with it. Sometimes we’re with our friends. Sometimes we are going on a solo adventure. But what do you do when a game you were otherwise having fun Continue Reading
In a world full of monsters, sometimes looks aren’t important (yet sometimes they are).
Video games are a violent medium. We shoot, stab, slice, nuke, punch, bulldoze, swing, and skewer our way through baddies… and all for what? For the cathartic, sadistic pleasure of pretending to kill something without consequences? Well… yeah! It’s because of the same adrenaline rush we get from watching an Continue Reading
As well all know, the sequel to a phenomenal video game is one of the most highly-anticipated events in the world of gaming. Once you’ve played a game that you know was one of the best ever, the wait for the follow-up can feel torturous. Some games are so good Continue Reading
If you’re a fan of psychedelic immersive sims like LSD Dream Simulator, you might be interested in Colorfiction’s upcoming Ode To A Moon. It’s an 80’s-set first-person horror game with a tone and soundtrack that’s evocative of Stranger Things. The trailer (above) conveys an early-80’s vibe, complete with VHS filter and Continue Reading
Sony showcasing at Tokyo Game Show 2018 refuses to disappoint. Day 3 starts off strongly with a Resident Evil 2 Remake trailer (Biohazard in Japan) with some gameplay, Fortnite competition, some God Eater 3 gameplay, then another healthy competition featuring Call of Duty: WWII, and afterwards some gameplay from Sekiro: Continue Reading
We’ve all felt that pit in our stomachs. The horror. The feeling of wanting to get into a game series, but the series has gone on for far too long. You think you would only get lost if you tried to enter the series. Never fear. I have the solution Continue Reading
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