The Squad Ignites Firefighting Simulations for Console Crews
Realistically simulating how to fight fires and rescue people from burning structures is a surprisingly difficult task, which is why not too many firefighting simulation titles exist, especially not realistic ones. But Firefighting Simulator – The Squad does a good job in its depictions for both pros and amateur firefighters.
Michael Blaker’s Bookish Wednesday: “Towers of Acalia Volume 1” by Atlas Kane
Bookish Wednesday is a column by Michael Blaker covering various novels. This week he covers “Towers of Acalia Volume 1” by Atlas Kane.
Trekker’s Delight: Star Trek Prodigy Recap Season One
Trekker’s Delight looks back on all the ups, downs, and wows of Star Trek: Prodigy’s first season.
Shooting, Smashing and Slicing Swarms of Undead in Evil West
While Evil West does not really break the mold in terms of combat-oriented titles, it does offer a fun and adrenaline-fueled romp through an old western type of twisted universe where cowboy gunslingers take on undead vampire hordes with fists, gadgets and guns.
The Crew Gets An Up Close And Personal Look At AI
The Game Over Podcast crew takes a hard and very up-close look at the ramifications of AI technology.
Michael Blaker’s Synth Saturday: Chapters 11-20 of “Black Sky” by Umei no Mai
Synth Saturday is a column by Michael Blaker covering Fan Fiction. This week, he continues with the second set of chapters from a Katekyo Hitman Reborn and Potter crossover Fic. It’s Chapters 11-20 of “Black Sky” by Umei no Mai.
Video Games That Fresh Look Is Looking Forward to in Early 2023
This week, Michelle Sayatovich has returned from her hiatus and is back to writing her Fresh Look column. Michelle is starting the new year in her column by sharing all about the video games that she is looking forward to in early 2023.
Fan Collective Unimatrix 47 Examines Deep Space Nine’s Everyday Diplomacy
On the thirtieth anniversary of Deep Space Nine, Fan Collective Unimatrix 47 takes a look back on the series and what sets it apart in the Star Trek universe.
Medieval Mysteries and Murder Abound in Pentiment
Pentiment is a visually striking game played in a colorful world that resembles inked medieval portraits. In this medieval narrative mystery, players take on the role of a 16th century struggling artist who is forced to also become an amateur detective in a storyline that spans decades.
Trekker’s Delight Celebrates the 30th Anniversary of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Thirty years ago, Deep Space Nine premiered. This week, Trekker’s Delight looks back on the most unique installment in the Star Trek franchise.