Watch Dogs Review
With Ubisoft wowing the crowds at E3 Expo this year, we take a moment to review their current mega-hit and star of E3’s past, Watch Dogs. Can the game live up to the incredible amount of hype that preceded it?
Tabletop Simulator Is More Than Just A Game
The new Tabletop Simulator is was created based on a successful Kickstarter program. It provides the framework for players to create their own board games, and then play them in multiplayer sessions with others. There are no rules other than the ones you make. It can be a lot of fun, but only if you make it that way.
Toy Rush Brings Cuteness To Tower Defense
Just like playing with your toys when you were little, Toy Rush lets you raise an army of stuffed animals, rubber band guns and marble shooters in this unique tower defense battlefield.
Wargame: Red Dragon Challenges Strategy Enthusiasts
Just looking at the graphics, you can tell that, especially for an RTS title, Wargame Red Dragon is stunning. But we also find a very complex wargame engine underneath the hood, one that is quite difficult to master but highly rewarding once you do.
Wolfenstein Comes Screaming Back With Bite
Wolfenstein: The New Order takes us into an alternate reality where the Nazi’s won World War II. But you won’t surrender. From Berlin to the moon, you can give them hell.
The Elder Scrolls Takes The RPG Party Online
The Elder Scrolls Online is out now, and our Imperial reporter Chris Richards has been delving into all the worlds many nooks and crannies. When he’s not getting squished by a troll, he’s having a really good time.
Subconscious literally lets us rack (and wreck) our brains
It’s possible that we don’t get the Subconscious game because it’s a high work of art, with all the strange video clips and dancing brains. Or it could just be a jumbled mess.
The Walking Dead Takes Us Into the Eye of the Apocalypse
The Walking Dead’s Season 2 Episode 3: In Harm’s Way once again takes us into the eye of the apocalypse as the new story arc heats up, showing us secrets, betrayal and plenty of zombies – plus those real monsters – also known as living humans.
Child of Light Brings A Playable Poem To Gamers
Child of Light is one of the most beautiful adventures ever made, to the point that comparing it to a living poem would not be much of a stretch. It’s also a solid RPG, so dig in!
Lightning Returns With An RPG On A Time Crunch
Square Enix gives it’s longest running series a major revamp with Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, keeping most of the main characters while revamping almost everything else.