MTG Arena Is Why Wizards Of The Coast Is Still Relevant: New Patch Update

Trading card games are mainstreaming again, and companies like Wizards of the Coast are proving they can have their cake and eat it too with the release of MTG Arena. Wizards entered the tabletop gaming scene like a typhoon in 1993, … Read More

Call of Duty Blackout Is So Good That It’s a Problem

Just when we thought the battle royale genre was growing stale and that the competition had no chance of encroaching upon the genre’s biggest names, along comes Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 and Blackout mode.

Blackout is a … Read More

The Beta Dilemma: Review of Dinocide

Ten years ago, if someone were to tell me I could buy an incomplete game and continually get updates for it I’d call them crazy. Now, for better or worse, it’s the norm.

I recently played Dinocide, a dinosaur-themed NES … Read More

Why I’m Having Trouble Reviewing ‘Not A Hero’

As someone with a fairly limited amount of time to pursue my passion for writing about games, the backlog of titles I want to get around to is enormous. May saw a lot of cool games get released, and my … Read More

Völgarr the Viking – Are you up to this Retro Style Challenge?

For this preview, I am discussing Völgarr the Viking, a game by Crazy Viking Studios. The game was released on Steam for PC in 2013 and has received numerous awards by different rating sites and game sources, including IGM Game … Read More

Contrast Review

Contrast is a game I’ve been looking forward to since I first saw it on Steam Greenlight over a year ago. The intriguing vaudeville-inspired setting, unique platforming that transitions between 2D and 3D, and catchy jazz soundtrack on display … Read More

Escape Goat Review

Escape Goat is a prime example of the old adage “Never judge a book by its cover.” I first played the game some time back when it appeared on Xbox Live Indie Games. It’s still one of my go-to … Read More