Tag Archives: videogames

'Drone Swarm' oozes originality in gameplay, though the story is bland. It's a cool twist on SciFi RTS mechanics, focusing on evolving tactics over base management.

Hades, a golden child of the early access formula, ends up an amazing game with phenomenal style, gameplay, writing and audio design.

Diving into the many demos of PAX Online, I enjoyed the time-altering 'Cris Tales' and top-down shooter 'Uragun'

I wade through the many demos of PAX Online and take a look at the amazingly zen 'Unpacking' and the deep RPG 'Solasta: Crown of the Magister.'

PAX Online is a cacophony of panels, demos, merch, and Discord chats. The content is great, the interfaces fantastic, but focus and guided experiences will take it to the next level

Skateboarders and video game enthusiasts alike will be drawn in by this enjoyably nostalgic doc.

The Marvel's Avengers videogame might be truly impressive if end game content can match the quality and sheer geeky goodness of the story-based missions.

'Carrion' is billed as a gruesomely satisfying Reverse Horror Game and I could not agree more. There is more depth than I expected and the action is gross yet wonderfully satisfying.

Developer Naughty Dog put so much effort into this world to make it feel real that it is almost scary. It was challenging and technically amazing to behold, but more importantly I felt moved and impacted by the experience.

Genshin Impact from Mihoyo was one of the most beautiful and impressive games I saw at PAX East this year. It astounded me with its visual style, anime-style characters, complex systems, and in particular its fully open world.