This interesting looking game plonks players in the body of an oddly formed man with blue skin who has been ship-wrecked on an island. Through collecting items found in the natural environments, crafting, fighting off...
Read More →Allow me to gush for a moment. I absolutely adore classic games. I love the simplicity and heart that comes with older video games, back when game development teams were ten or so dudes in...
Read More →This Indie title caught my eye a few times before I finally had the pleasure of actually sitting down and playing – the main draw for me are the very unique visuals, being Gothic yet cute at...
Read More →“From Bedrooms to Billions” is a new movie that is looking for funding on Kickstarter. This film is a two hour long documentary telling of the British Video Games Industry from 1979-present. “From Bedrooms to...
Read More →Nothing about Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance caught my eye. Another installation in a series of games I don’t particularly enjoy doesn’t really produce any excitement within my sacrilegious heart. Regardless, I half-heartedly downloaded the Metal...
Read More →Nobody loves Deadly Premonition more than I do. Not hyperbole: literally nobody. So it’s a shame that I couldn’t make it to any of the Deadly Premonition: Director’s Cut promotional events. If I was in...
Read More →The gang is back! The master thief and his lovable, surprisingly competent, companions, Bentley and Murray, are returning after a seven year hiatus. Sly Cooper fans, including myself, have been eagerly awaiting February 5th, as...
Read More →I’m not a huge fan of JRPGs. I find them generic, cheesy and drawn out. However, there’s a new JRPG on the horizon. Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch was released in Japan...
Read More →I’m a huge fan of the Alien franchise, so much so that I thoroughly enjoyed seeing the “prequel” Prometheus film last year. Of course some franchises just don’t seem to get stories right and thus in turn it frustrates the fan base. Take Aliens...
Read More →It seems like a long time since we’ve last played a Rayman game, in fact you’d have to go back as far as 2011′s outstanding side-scrolling platformer, Rayman Origins, from Ubisoft Montpellier for that. This upcoming February marks...
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