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Black the Fall
“Freedom is Control”; it’s a sentence that jumps straight out of the opening screen and sets the stage for the tone of Black The Fall from the very beginning. Orwellian in nature, it’s a clear throwback to 1984’s mantra of “War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength” and makes...
Wipeout is a surprisingly unique racing game. Given its initial release way back in 1995, and its cult popularity, you’d think someone would have tried to imitate its style by now. Maybe it was too hard to mimic, or maybe other developers respected the series enough to leave it alone,...
Victor Vran may be voiced by the famous Geralt of Rivia, but the world of Zagoravia doesn’t have quite the same gritty appeal as the Witcher 3. Luckily, you’ll be slaying far too demons, monsters, and other nasties to really care about the socio-political tensions you’re missing out on.
While Yooka-Laylee was a bright, colorful and mildly disappointing spiritual successor to Banjo-Kazooie, Skylar and Plux: Adventure of Clover Island feels a like a descendant of Crash Bandicoot. Running, spinning and jumping across a cheerful tropical island, Skylar and Plux has all the hallmarks of a family friendly platformer, complete...
When I stood up during my first playthrough of What Remains of Edith Finch to refill my water, I realized something; my house is full of stuff. There’s the signed poster hanging in my den, commemorating my first trip to Gamescom, the old martial arts belts that add a bit...
Yooka-Laylee
Nothing in the games industry is sacred. Favorite games come packaged with DLC and season passes, franchises waver over time and developers lose their unique appeal. But that being said, there is something revered about the games we played as children, more specifically, the games children played in the 90s. Rare...
LEGO Worlds
When LEGO finally announced they were creating a blocking building video game, the entire community wondered where they had been for the past six years. Minecraft, in case you hadn't heard, is a hugely popular block building game. It released about six years ago, and since then made literally all...
Styx: Shards of Darkness is not a graceful game. But as you play as the titular goblin, infamous for vomiting out clones, making sassy comments and generally being crude, it's not meant to be graceful in its execution. But despite the strong mechanics that hold the game up, there is...
Sniper Elite 4
Italy is seen by many as the cultural center of Europe. To visit Italy is to explore its continent-spanning history, witness its jaw-dropping art and mingle with its litany of philosophers, artists, and poets. From its picturesque rural towns, complete with quaint churches, beautiful vistas, and vineyards to explore, to...
Steep
The first time I ever went skiing, on the very first day, I managed to knock every other skier over on the baby slope. After experiencing what can only be described as acute snow blindness walking to the hotel, the first hour on the slopes was mainly stumbling to and...
Recently, I’ve been looking back through my ever growing pile of unfinished games to find what was left behind. And although I wasn’t much interested when I first played, Sunset Overdrive has been surprisingly enjoyable the second time around. With a colorful blend of action and the sort of annoying...
Just Dance as a series has existed for seven years, spanning eight games in the main series and over a dozen spinoffs. Originally a flagship of the Wii and its famous motion controls, Just Dance quickly took advantage of the Kinect and PS Move and has been at home on...
