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What if you could play through Alfred Hitchcock’s classic Rear Window or Shia LaBeouf’s slightly-less-classic Disturbia? That’s essentially the premise of Hello Neighbor, which asks you to uncover what your creepy neighbor is doing behind closed doors.

Nathan Birch·December 8, 2017
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Since the very first game, Dead Rising has evolved and devolved in a number of ways. The series started as a self-aware, straight-faced comedy that let the players create their own amusement. Rarely did the characters question the absurdity they faced either in the hordes of zombies or the enemies...

Rosh Kelly·December 5, 2017
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There’s a tendency among Minecraft-alikes to forget what made Minecraft so popular. Aside from the novel pricing during alpha, LEGO comparisons, and a vague crafting system that really forced the community to come together, it was the freedom of it. You drop into the world, and you go anywhere, do...

Dave Aubrey·December 5, 2017
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2017 has seen the release of a couple of action RPGs clearly influenced by From Software's Soul series, each of them offering a different take on the brutally challenging experience made popular by the Japanese developer. While Team Ninja's Nioh brought the experience to ancient Japan, Deck13's The Surge brought...

Francesco De Meo·December 5, 2017
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Every game is the first something. Wolfenstein 3D is known as the 3D shooter, Pong is known as the first video game, and Undertale is the first game to make me shoot chocolate milk through my nose. Outcast: Second Contact, a remake of the original, is hailed as the first...

Rosh Kelly·December 4, 2017
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Nioh is a game that slipped me by when it was initially released back in February. This is mostly due to the fact that I tend to focus on the PC. Also, our very own Kai reviewed it. Fortunately for me, we're getting towards the end of the year which...

Chris Wray·December 2, 2017
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The Black Mirror series is a series fans of point and click adventures hold dear thanks to its horror setting, the eerie Black Mirror castle, and the actual experiences, filled with mysteries to unravel and puzzles to solve. The series was seemingly done with the third entry, released in 2011,...

Francesco De Meo·November 30, 2017
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This first year of Switch releases has been insane. Just factoring in Zelda and Mario alone it’s been a good year, but when you consider the other titles Nintendo put into the line up this year, it just might be the best first year for a console, well, ever. And...

Dave Aubrey·November 30, 2017
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Star Wars Battlefront 2 may not be the first game to feature loot boxes, but it has essentially become synonymous with the term. If you really aren’t aware of the controversy surrounding Battlefront 2, I’ll break it down for you: EA chose to capitalize on the loot box system most...

Christian Vaz·November 28, 2017
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The Nintendo Switch may be selling like plastic hotcakes, but the system’s library still has its share of unfortunate gaps. Hungry for a Switch racing game without futuristic hover cars or homing turtle shells? Until now, you’ve been out of luck. Enter Gear.Club Unlimited.

Nathan Birch·November 23, 2017
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Morphite is a puzzling a game. It might not be exactly what the developers of No Man’s Sky were trying to make, but the comparison is almost impossible to ignore. Jumping across the galaxy, you wander lonely worlds looking, cataloging the native wildlife and collecting rare minerals. Morphite is definitely...

Rosh Kelly·November 21, 2017
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What is the best part of LEGO? It’s definitely, without a doubt, building stuff. There might be a thousand different sets and themes to collect and play with, but when you get right down to basics, it’s the putting the bricks together and hearing that satisfying little click. Earlier this...

Rosh Kelly·November 21, 2017
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