Hitting the Target: First Episodic HITMAN

Part of the fun is making a big escape. This chopper will do nicely I think.

Released for the first time in episodic format, Agent 47 returns in HITMAN, a single player assassination game with strong online support. New levels will be available monthly for about $10 each, but to kick things off, we head to the Paris fashion show for some really big hits.

Unique Adventuring With Hero and Daughter+

Hero and Daughter+ is an RPG made with RPG Maker where you collect beautiful young women like they’re Pokemon and level them up to fight for you. So yea, it’s a little on the creepy side, but beyond that this is actually a pretty well-made little JRPG that goes out of its way to be different.

Driving Forward With Dying Light: The Following

Dying Light: The Following – Enhanced Edition takes the urban parkour running mechanic out into the countryside, and trades in those running shoes for a supped-up, zombie-ramming dune buggy.

Far Cry Primal becomes a Modern Marvel

Forget getting medieval on your butt, Far Cry Primal aims to get downright primitive. The game feels familiar enough to other Far Cry titles that anyone can pick it up quickly, but it’s also very unique in a way that we don’t often find these days. Put this one on your list!

Playing Around With Super Toy Cars

Everyone probably used to race toy cars around their bedrooms when they were little. Super Toy Cars takes that concept and makes it real, bringing every kid’s imaginary raceways to life. Is that enough to help Super Toy Cars capture the checkered flag? Jump to the starting line and find out.

A Harvest Moon Rises Over World’s Dawn

World’s Dawn is a Kickstarter-funded effort to create a fun life simulator game that is styled very much after the Harvest Moon series. So how close does it come, and yea, is it actually any good? We create a character and find out.

Clones and Cards with Orphan Black: The Card Game

Following up on the excellent TV show Orphan Black is a card game of the same name. We draw a few hands, battle with our clones, and give Orphan Black: The Card Game a spin. How close is the card game experience to the twists and machinations as the television show that spawned it?

Getting Lost in Firewatch

Firewatch Review

Firewatch is a game with brilliant characterisation and gorgeous graphics, but a promising story that ends up going nowhere special.