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Back in the 90s, a new Puzzle Bobble (or Bust-a-Move) game would be released every single year, with very little in terms of additions or improvements. There was just not a lot you could do with its formula in order to shake things up, with this rule being kept in...
Like a lot of us, I grew up with Star Trek and its films, but it was still a little bit before my time. It wasn’t until Star Trek the Next Generation that I feel Star Trek found its true balance and identity. TNG was the port that all future...
Humanity
Tetsuya Mizuguchi is one of the most important and underrated developers to come from the Sega side of the Japanese industry. Even though most people associate creative and bizarre ideas with Nintendo, his titles, such as Space Channel 5, Rez, as well as post-Dreamcast titles like Tetris Effect, Lumines, and...
It’s been almost ten years since the Destiny franchise has been with us, and I’ve been playing since its very inception. All the way from the game’s beta, I’ve been through the peaks of the game with Witch Queen and The Taken King. This means I’ve also been through some...
Lunark
Who doesn’t like a platforming adventure game? Lunark is a pixel graphic platforming adventure game where you battle your way through various varieties of robots that are essentially a stand in for communism. Nothing like an indie game to have some sort of political message hidden under the surface, not...
God of Rock
When I first saw that announcement for God of Rock, I thought “yea, this makes total sense!”. Decisive buttons combos from the likes of rhythm games in a fighting game skin, sounds like the perfect blending of genres. I knew right away that this was a game I definitely had...
Dead Island 2
Not to provoke an existential crisis, but back in 2014, nine years ago, Dead Island 2 was revealed to the masses. It was with a quaint little teaser, showing off a man with a visible bite mark, jogging through Venice Beach as the infection took over. After turning into a...
There’s no denying that consumerism is a pox upon our very existence. With our ever-growing desire for creature comforts, keeping up with the current trends, and salivating over the most recent technological advancements, we as a species continue to take and take from our precious planet. But what happens when...
Dead by Daylight is a pretty divisive game that players either love or hate. It’s an asymmetrical multiplayer game that really did bring the asymmetrical multiplayer genre to the forefront. There have been countless clones, but none have had the same impact. It’s also a game that has had years...
I have previously mentioned that virtual reality allows for some genres that might have been considered overly boring and menial on a gaming console, such as fishing and cooking, to be more engaging and entertaining than before. Today, we are going to answer another question: does VR allow for previously...
After the successful release of Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights, which I loved, I was anticipating what Adglobe and Binary Haze were going to put out next. When they announced they were making Redemption Reapers, a strategy RPG, I was interested on how they were going to make that genre their...
I’m typically dead set on which games I cover, but Trinity Trigger had a turbulent go of it – plenty of second-guessing going on within me. Sure, the day I saw it appear in a Nintendo Direct, not a bone in my body was against sharing my stupid thoughts with...
