Martha Is Dead may have attracted headline for its gruesome content but having played it Amy Eastland is more interested in a game which oftentimes seems at war with itself. She tries to untangle her feeling on the World War 2 set horror in her review.
Resident Evil 7 is five years old! Those adorable mould-infested babies grow up so fast, huh?
Matthew John McCormick returns to explain not just why this soft reboot is so good but how it saved the Resident Evil Franchise.
You are all playing chess. Some are out here playing checkers. Alex Brangan on the other hand is using his galaxy brain to play the newly released rogue-lite tower defence game, Defend The Rook.
Check out their review below.
Metal Gear is turning 35 and while the franchise is older than most of its fans, that hasn’t lessened its impact.
Scott McCrae joins us to break down the importance of the franchise and highlight his relationship with it.
In 2005 you could not swing a cute anthropomorphic cat without hitting a 3D mascot platformer. 17 years and the genre is having a resurgence.
Marie Pritchard joins us to tell see if a Kangaroo called Kao can survive in the wild of 2022.
The infinite void of space, autism and squids. Jamie A. Nicholas has a lot going on in his head and we are delighted that he took some time to give us an insight.
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We welcome Scott McCrae to the site to let us know if 2K22 has finally managed to kick out of the pin the series has been trapped in for the last few years or if it is time to finally tap out.
It is nearly impossible to care about something as seemingly quaint as video games when what is going on in the world right now continues. However, oftentimes our hobby intersects with these important issues.
Alex Green highlights all the month’s biggest video game stories including the industries’ reaction to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Encodya started life as a short film before making the bold bold choice to jump to a 2.5D adventure game. However, Amy Eastland is disappointed to report that this eyecatching neo-noir-cyberpunk adventure misses the mark on multiple fronts.
January is usually a pretty quiet news month, so we have told Alex Green to keep this Update Patch short.
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Wait, what happened?
Somehow Jamie A. Nicholas has burnout on playing games and just can’t put his finger on why. Maybe putting pen to paper might result in some answers?
After 2020 we joked that there was no way 2021 could be any worse… Well, Alex Green is here to round up all the ways we were wrong.
At least 2022 has to be better, right… RIGHT?
No quippy jokes here. This is just a very important piece that everyone, especially folks trying to break into the games industry, should read.
Thank you to Jessica Reyes for writing it.
We love a good ole GOTY list, don’t we folks?!
Join Natalie Raine as she highlights her highlights of the year.
2021 being both the longest and shortest year of many of our lives has had us thinking a lot about endings and beginnings. No more so than for Santi Leguiza, who joins us again to discuss his Games of The Year for 2021 and how they revolve around bringing things to a close and starting anew.
We thought about making the subhead of this review, “What is old is new again” but that could be almost any Pokémon game if we are honest.
We welcome Kyle Moffat to the site to break down what has changed and what hasn’t for BD and SP.
It is one thing to win with humility. It is a totally different thing to win and then put your fingers in your ears and shout “AH IT WAS NOTHING, ANYONE ELSE COULD HAVE DONE BETTER!”
Josh Broadwell slowly starting to accept that he might be pretty damn good at what he does.
This article is just like 2021 itself; it will make you laugh and make you cry, it is way to long and will be gone in a flash, it was a lot of hard work and we’re not sure it was worth it, but we got through it all together!
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