March 2018 had its fair share of high profile releases. Whether it was Sea of Thieves’ lackluster launch or Far Cry 5’s surprisingly refreshing take on the well-worn franchise, gamers had a lot to discuss as the third month of the year drew to a close. While TSG always awards Game of the Month based […] More
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it a million times more: I love IndieCade. One of the reasons why I’m so fond of this convention is because of the organizers’ commitment to featuring socially conscious games. Bigger companies are afraid of the backlash that comes with taking any sort of stance against anything beyond […] More
I love video games. This shouldn’t come as a shock to anyone given that I write for a video game website, but every now and then I play a game that ratchets this sentiment up to fanatical levels. As I mentioned in a previous article, I find it exceedingly unfortunate that non-gamers I meet will […] More
Just like the perfect loaf of sourdough bread can’t be rushed, I wanted to make sure this next batch of Celebrity Miitomo videos from IndieCade 2017 was given time to properly rise. At least, that’s the story I’m sticking with. Enter Rhythm Doctor, an inventive new rhythm game with a simple mechanic and engaging story. […] More
A Question and an Answer? Video games are a difficult medium to understand. If you are and have been a gamer this might not seem to be the case. After years of pattern recognition and immersion in the multitude of varied genres, it’s easy to forget how intimidating the form can be to those looking […] More
I attended PlayStation Experience 2017 at the Anaheim Convention Center back in December where I caught up with Kyle Pulver, an indie game developer and my unmatched rival in Towerfall. I got to talk to him about his latest project Super Meat Boy Forever, the follow-up to one of the most well-known indie games of […] More
I attended PlayStation Experience 2017 at the Anaheim Convention Center back in December. I hung out with Koriel Kruer, a lead developer on Xing: The Land Beyond and an avid cosplayer. Learn all about the upcoming PlayStation release of Xing and its hot new exclusive level. Watch the video below and use the QR codes […] More
February 2018 featured a strange mix of video game releases. Kingdom Come: Deliverance took advantage of the slow month, allowing the game to achieve a widespread level of exposure. Metal Gear: Survive’s extra character slot controversy ensured that Konami’s first game in the series following Hideo Kojima’s departure would be remembered for all the wrong […] More
The thought that kept running through my mind throughout my entire playthrough of Shadow of the Colossus was “I can’t believe they managed to make a game of this scale on the PS2.” For many people, including myself, their first experience of the game will be the PlayStation 4 remaster by Blue Point. I’ve heard […] More
When it released in 2007, Halo 3 had enormous expectations to live up to. The previous two games in the series defined the first person shooter genre on consoles in terms of single-player and multiplayer components, and many gamers looked to this third entry to do the same. On release, Halo 3 received almost universal […] More
People have come to know me as a lover of retro games. Though I may not have grown up in the era of the NES, only beginning to explore digital worlds towards the end of the N64’s lifecycle, I have grown a particular fondness for an era of gaming that is now considered a far […] More
Video games can appeal to people for a number of reasons. Some offer the satisfaction of conquering unreasonably difficult challenges. Others present complex stories with interesting characters. Still more exist simply for the sake of having fun. Newt One, a new 3D platformer from 2-man indie developer DevNAri, lands closest to that latter category. A […] More
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