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Nine years ago Torn Banner Studios released Chivalry: Medieval Warfare. What started off as a free mod from one of Valve’s engines became a huge cult hit. Torn Banner had created its own genre in a multiplayer space which mainly focused on guns. Being able to go into a multiplayer war...
It’s TAX SEASON! Okay, maybe it’s not, but it may as well be with the ever festive Q1 holiday of making sure your taxes are done. What better way to commemorate such an important time of year than with an adorable little video game all about tax evasion. Turnip Boy...
We rarely see massive games being released during the summer, making this period of the year the best time for an indie darling to show up from out of nowhere and catch us off-guard. Chicory: A Colorful Tale is such a game. It appeared during one of E3 2021’s dozens...
I’m going to be upfront with this review and say that I didn’t finish Open Country, hell, I don’t think I even made it half way through. Not because I didn’t want the game or I didn’t have time to finish it. This is unfortunately due to the many issues I...
I have been praying for a compilation like Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection for years. Ever since playing the infuriating yet near-perfect original reboot for the Xbox, I’ve been in love with this franchise. Ninja Gaiden is stupidly hard, punishing, and unfair, but at the same time, it offers some of...
Guilty Gear is one of the oldest fighting game franchises around, but it has always lacked behind the more popular titles in the genre, like your Street Fighters or Mortal Kombats. However, Guilty Gear has a devoted following of those who did take the time to sit down and learn...
I think everybody wondered what the hell was going through Nintendo’s mind when they first announced DC Super Hero Girls: Teen Power as a first-party title for the Switch a few months ago. Especially since it’s a game based on the Cartoon Network show centered around teenage versions of DC...
Can you feel massively disappointed and betrayed with a game you knew nothing about prior to playing? I thought this wasn’t possible, but Necromunda: Hired Gun proved me wrong. In theory, this Warhammer 40,000 title had everything to become one of my favorite games of the year: a meathead first-person...
I greatly appreciate whenever a developer attempts to do something totally different. With so many games simply following the few molds of those that have proven successful previously, most of them start to blur together after a while. Some of them are wonderful, like The Stanley Parable, while others fall flat,...
Mighty Goose
The gaming world has been in love with geese for some nonsensical reason ever since the release of Untitled Goose Game. A game which I enjoyed, but I feel like I was the only person in the whole world who thought it was overhyped and overrated… and that’s coming from...
Famicom Detective Club: The Girl Who Stands Behind is the second game in the Famicom Detective Club series, which has been completely remade from the ground up at the same time as its predecessor Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir. These two games are now available on the Nintendo Switch...
I had heard good things about Beautiful Desolation, a point-and-click adventure game released earlier last year for PC. It was released shortly after I had finished playing Disco Elysium, yet another game with a similar gameplay loop and mechanics. For reasons beyond me, I just didn’t play it at the...
