Let’s Play Darkwood, a creepy new survival horror adventure with a throwback, top-down interface, a dangerous world to explore, and vastly changing environments based on a day and night cycle. It also happens to have a really nice, if totally bizarre, plot and story.
The Victorian steampunk Mechs of Ironcast have stomped all over the PC, PlayStation and Xbox. Now they get ready to kick some brass on the Nintendo Switch, where their $13 price tag should have players lining up for more.
Turning from the future and modern eras, Call of Duty with the latest installment of the franchise transports players back to the action of World War II. Here we take a look at multiplayer in the Call of Duty WWII beta. Will it blitzkrieg its way into your heart?
This week out Time Waster is keeping busy with Greedy Guns, a Metroidvania game about greedy mercenaries on an alien planet.
The story mode for The Long Dark did not receive the best reception, but we really love it! Follow along as we brave everything that winter can throw at us. Unlike that other show, winter is not coming. It’s here!
Although it might be a touch gory for some readers, An Alchemy of Masques and Mirrors builds up a perfect plot that embraces all the things that make Steampunk stories so fun to experience.
Choose how you want to play in the world of Albion Online. A resource driven economy focused on creating a personal saga without constraints or classes, this game is the epitome of MMO gameplay. The relaxed world of Albion Online is a great MMO worth checking out, even if you are just looking to conquer, but even more cool if you want to build.
This week There Is No Game is the non-game that our local Time Waster found to entertain himself during his abundance of spare time.
Solstice Chronicles M.I.A. features a Marine behind enemy lines searching for a cure for a virus plaguing both Earth and the Martian colonies. On Mars, the Marine must use his unique skills and a friendly insurgent drone to counter the threats from mutants, insurgency and even storms to save humanity in this unique shooter.
If you’re hunting for a novel in which good triumphs over evil and our intrepid heroes emerge battered but largely unscathed, then Section 31 – Control isn’t it. Instead, this Star Trek novel offers 368 pages of intrigue and disaster coupled with a nail-biting finish.
