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Hob - Review (PC, PS4)

"The beautiful visuals and stunning soundtrack don’t make up for some clunky gameplay and a story that may fail to engage players."

Uncharted: The Lost Legacy - Review (PS4)

Fornite Battle Royale, Monster Hunter World, Trials of the Nine - Adventure Mode

Could Epic Games be in hot water for it's PUBG style mode for Fortnite? Monster Hunger World has a new trailer, and Destiny 2's Trials of the Nine is really hard.

Dishonored: Death of the Outsider - Review (PS4, XB1, PC)

2016's Dishonored 2 set a new bar for the immersive sim genera. The sequel built on core concepts laid out in the original, as well as adding a slew of new powers, new locations, and a graphical overall thanks to the new console generation.

The Solus Project - Review (PSVR/PS4)

This is what the game does best, it gives you a definite sense that you are alone, things are dire and, if you fail, mankind fails with you.

Great Trilogies in Gaming, Part 1

Does Infinty Ward Still PWN Call of Duty?

Interview With Developer of Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles

We chatted with Cheryl Vance, co-founder and director of Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles by Prideful Sloth!

Dishonored: Death of the Outsider, NES Classic is back, Nintendo Direct - Adventure Mode

Tooth and Tail - Review (PS4, PC)

Approachability has always been one of the hurdles of any RTS game. The line between ease of use and complexity is delicate. The finest of the genre are easy to learn, but difficult to master. Unfortunately, these games are few and far between, and often still require players a significant amount of time to just learn all the controls and systems, let alone strategies. Tooth and Tail strives to remove many of the barrier of complexities of similar games, yet maintain the strategic gameplay. All wrapped up in a haunting setting of a cannibalistic animal revolution.

Maize – Review (PS4)

Growing up on films like Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Signs has left me with a deep distrust for farms and cornfields.

The Xbox Descends Into Oblivion