Mobile
Now You Can Play Steam Games on Apple iPhone, iPad & TV
May 17, 2019 | GVA new update released today to Valve’s free Steam Link app allows users to stream games on Apple iPhone, iPad and TV.
On Apple hardware, the Steam Link app is supported on any iPhone or iPad running iOS 11.0 or … Read More
Kickstarter Highlights
November 11, 2013 | Frank StrevaIt’s already been well over a year since Double Fine Adventure first appeared on Kickstarter and arguably paved the way for all the successful video game crowd funding campaigns that followed. The game’s initial Kickstarter success proved that crowd funding … Read More
Mobile Review: Chemical Cubes
February 1, 2013 | Zachary SnaderIt can be difficult to create a compelling “match-three” game in this day and age, seeing as how there are so many different titles out there that rely on those mechanics. However, Chemical Cubes does an excellent job of crafting … Read More
GameKlip Now Available
December 4, 2012 | Daniel Sacdpraseuthhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwjBWDhm9xU
After being rejected by Kickstarter, the GameKlip has entered production. The GameKlip (Klip, really?) is a piece of plastic that attaches a PS3 controller to a smartphone. The default version is for the Galaxy SIII phone, but a universal … Read More
The Walking Dead: Assault launches for Apple iPhone and iPad
November 30, 2012 | Jeff ChabotCan’t get enough zombies watching The Walking Dead on AMC? U.K. game developer Gamagio launched The Walking Dead: Assault for Apple iOS mobile devices today. Episode 1 “Days Gone Bye” takes you through Atlanta and to the camp invasion where … Read More
Plague Inc. Review
November 29, 2012 | Liquid1ce | One CommentA minor cough; it was the only symptom. By the time they started to notice, 30% of the world had already been infected and that’s only the beginning. It started to spread at a rapid rate, infecting millions. Many countries … Read More
Air Control Review
November 29, 2012 | Liquid1ceHave you ever wanted to be an Air Traffic Control operator? You know, directing airplanes and helicopters to their designated landing strips? Do you like games that ramp in difficulty and get harder to complete the longer you play? Well … Read More
Dead Trigger
September 28, 2012 | Weasel34Got an itchy trigger finger? Or just need a good entertaining game to occupy your time while you are out and about? Dead Trigger by Madfinger on the Android market and iOS may be the cure.
News
Does Fortnite Need a “Classic” Mode?
October 14, 2019 | Matthew Byrd
Fortnite is more than a video game. It’s a cultural phenomenon that elevated the battle royale genre and captured the attention of older and younger gamers alike. It was even featured in the highest-grossing film of all-time, Avengers: Endgame.
Why Destiny 2 is Gaming’s Most Successful Failure
October 1, 2019 | Matthew Byrd
It’s strange that success and failure are often treated as two opposite things when most people and things you’d consider to be a success probably had to fail at least a few times to “make it.” It’s just the … Read More
Why The Last of Us Part 2 Needs a Multiplayer Mode
September 26, 2019 | Matthew Byrd
2014’s The Last of Us is best remembered for its incredible single-player campaign. It told the story of a man with little left to live for who must escort a young woman who could very well be humanity’s last … Read More
Articles
PlayStation 5: Five Possible Launch Games
October 8, 2019 | Matthew Byrd
Sony recently shocked absolutely nobody by confirming their next console will be called the PlayStation 5 and that it will release late in 2020. Now, though, questions regarding the console turn to some of the more interesting specifics.
With … Read More
It’s time to bring more Zelda to the Switch
October 4, 2019 | Robert Endyo
After an enjoyable journey through the classic The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening, I realized that it would be nice to revisit more of the games between A Link to the Past and Breath of the Wild – and … Read More
Where Do Games Go When They Die?
September 28, 2019 | Robert Endyo
As we trend ever deeper into a world of games that require servers maintained by the developer or publisher, we see more and more games disappearing from the world. What was once a fate reserved for MMORPGs like The Matrix Online, … Read More
Reviews
Rage 2’s use of Open-World design does not work
June 4, 2019 | Robert Endyo
Recently, I finished Rage 2. I set out in the game with the hope that it would deliver something reminiscent of the magnificence of Doom while drawing some of the enjoyable open-world aspects of an Avalanche developed game. I … Read More
PlayStation Now: Does it Need to Change to Survive?
March 25, 2019 | Matthew Byrd
In many ways, PlayStation Now is shaping up to be Sony’s biggest missed opportunity of the PS4 era.
PlayStation Now sounded like a pretty exciting service when it was first revealed in 2014. At the very least, it offered … Read More
Crackdown 3 or Anthem: Which is More Disappointing?
February 21, 2019 | Matthew Byrd
February 2019 was supposed to be one of the biggest months for games in recent memory. Headlined by titles like Metro Exodus, Crackdown 3, and Anthem, many gamers were left wondering just how they were going to play all … Read More
Opinion
Does Fortnite Need a “Classic” Mode?
October 14, 2019 | Matthew Byrd Fortnite is more than a video game. It’s a cultural phenomenon that elevated the battle royale genre and captured the attention of older and younger gamers alike. It was even featured in the highest-grossing film of all-time, Avengers: Endgame.
The Blizzard You Knew Is Gone
October 8, 2019 | Robert Endyo
Sometime around 25 years ago, I first picked up a CD-ROM that contained Warcraft: Orcs and Humans. At the time, I was a little too young to be particularly good at it, but I slowly made progress. Eventually, I … Read More
It’s time to bring more Zelda to the Switch
October 4, 2019 | Robert Endyo After an enjoyable journey through the classic The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening, I realized that it would be nice to revisit more of the games between A Link to the Past and Breath of the Wild – and … Read More