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Ever since the surprise unveiling of Capcom’s new monstrous IP on the PlayStation 2, I’ve been a fan of the Monster Hunter series. In its original iteration, Monster Hunter was an RPG that disregarded conventional levels and instead relied solely upon the player’s skills and the gear they’ve crafted from...
Iconoclasts
Ivory: a natural substance that drives innovation and is held up as the lifeblood by a nearly fanatical religious sect. Taking up the groundwork of an unfinished sidescroller by the name of Ivory Springs, this source of energy is what drives a world where citizens live in ever fear of...
When I first read the words “Dragon Ball game developed by Arc System Works” I thought; “Ha, yeah, I’ve been wishing for that since I first saw Guilty Gear Xrd’s art style.” But as it turned out, this wasn’t a wishful tweet from a fighting game fan; this was basically...
Prior to the game’s release in early 2016, Capcom tried to market Street Fighter V as a more accessible take on the increasingly-insular fighting series. Unfortunately, at launch, Street Fighter V was anything but. Sure, throwing Hadokens was still simple enough, but the game’s meager selection of modes catered almost...
InnerSpace
After the loud festive season we’ve all just experienced, filled with colorful presents and unholy amounts of cheese, I was really craving something… quiet. InnerSpace is a peaceful and reflective game that acts as a great palette cleanser for the beginning of another year of explosive releases bound to titillate...
No matter how many years pass, mankind never seems to be able to leave war behind as the solution to many of its problems. Whether it's for resources, living space or anything else, man always seems to be ready to embrace weapons and start off the killings. This is pretty...
I am this game’s target audience in almost every way. Brawlout has emerged from the still growing Super Smash Bros. competitive scene, with a small group of devs around the world that have turned Smash’s mechanics into the platform fighter genre. Brawlout’s proposal is as simple as it gets for...
It's hard to write about Gang Beasts over the festive season. Because if I start writing about Gang Beasts, it means I’m not playing Gang Beasts, and with time off and friends and family abound, there is always someone to play with. Gang Beasts is great.
SpellForce 3
"It's like [Game #1] meets [Game #2]". We've all heard that line before. It tends to be the easiest way to describe a game that's difficult to place in a traditional genre. Spellforce 3, even the Spellforce series as a whole has always eschewed sticking to a genre's style. So...
Ōkami HD
When I first told my girlfriend I was reviewing Okami HD, she asked what it was about. When I replied that you play as a Sun God reincarnated as a white wolf that battles evil spirits with a celestial paintbrush, she was rightly confused. Okami is one of those stories...
We’re never getting another true Portal sequel. The series’ creators and writers have all moved on, and Valve no longer seems particularly interested in making the kind of puzzle-driven, story-heavy games they were once lauded for. Ah, but Aperture Laboratories haven’t shut their doors just yet – unexpected crossover Bridge...
When I heard that Frozenbyte, the creators of the Trine series had made a co-op action game with RPG elements, I was looking forward to discovering what unique new spins they would be adding to the genre. Back in 2009 Frozenbyte’s critically acclaimed fantasy action game was praised for its...
