The Long Dark Offers A Beautiful, Quiet Apocalypse
The Long Dark is a beautiful game that challenges players to try and survive alone in the Canadian wilderness where your primary enemies will be the cold, starvation and wolves.
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Going to a Boid New Place
This week our Time Waster checks out Boid, an Early Access game on Steam all about underwater RTS with minuscule creatures. This one is more than worth the price of admission already, and should only get better.
Blast From The Past With Avernum 2: Crystal Souls
Avernum 2: Crystal Souls is the remake of Exile 2 from way back 1996. It has the same deep role-playing gameplay as the original, but is now wrapped in a shiny new shell ready for modern systems.
More Bangs For The Buck With Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel doesn’t do anything to revolutionize the series, instead opting to make smaller improvements and innovations. It’s not Borderlands 3, but a fun game nonetheless, and a fitting sendoff to the older PS3 and Xbox 360 hardware.
Demo: Preparing for Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate
This week our Time Waster is drawn in by Nintendo to take a look at the Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate demo. What are his thoughts on the upcoming game?
Never Alone Adds Rich Native Culture To Adventure Gaming
Never Alone is an adventure game that puts the culture of the Alaskan native people at its heart. It may not be perfect, but it’s an important and charming game that we think people will enjoy playing.
Keeping the Zombie Genre Alive With Dead State
Dead State challenges players to keep a small band of survivors together during the zombie apocalypse with a unique blend of turn-based combat and role-playing strategy.
Facing Challenges in Mega Man: Revenge of the Fallen
This week Billy checks out a fan-made game called Mega Man: Revenge of the Fallen. How does it stack up against official games in the series?
Dragon Age: Inquisition Rules RPGs
Dragon Age: Inquisition builds upon many of the traditions that made the series so beloved, but also charts its own course in new and sometimes surprising ways.
Picking The Greatest Console Games From 77 to 87
The 100 Greatest Console Video Games 1977-1987 is a conversation and controversy starter made for prominent display. There is no doubt it will get shakes of agreement and vocal protests from one colorful page to the next.