It’s been almost three years since anything new has been posted on the site. This time last year I was making arrangements to shut the site down for good, contacting all my former writers to see which of their articles they’d like archived. But then my former editor-in-chief Evan paid the hosting fees to keep […]
December brought 2018 to a close, and with it the final few video game releases of the year. Independent games such as Ashen and Gris made waves with their intriguing aesthetics and solid gameplay. Meanwhile rhythm game and Shin Megami Tensei fans got an early Christmas present with the dual release of Persona 3: Dancing […]
November 2018 saw the release of a huge variety of video games. Reimagined nostalgia trips like the Spyro Reignited Trilogy and Pokemon Let’s Go Eevee/Pikachu revitalized interest in classic games while Battlefield V and Hitman 2 continued to evolve their respective series with new features and design principles. The computer card game Artifact was Valve’s […]
Awards season is upon us yet again. For gamers everywhere that means it’s time to reflect on another bountiful year and there’s no better way to kick of this special season than with the gaming industry’s biggest celebration: The Game Awards. 2018 brought us incredible indie games, massive open worlds, inventive interactive narratives, and much, much […]
2018 has been an incredible year for gaming, and with the fall season upon us, there are still several heavy hitters left to vie for your time and hard-earned money. October was a particularly full month, seeing strong new entries for Forza, Assassin’s Creed and Call of Duty. But as popular and well-received as all […]
Here’s the latest Game of the Month video recapping all our winners of 2018. Shadow of the Colossus is one of the most refreshing games we’ve played in a while, and it’s not even a new game. Congratulations to Bluepoint for this amazing update on a true classic. View our original announcement here, which has […]
Puzzle games are a very unique genre. More than a lot of games, they require a thoughtfulness and subtlety to their design. Deru is a new puzzle game from developer Ink Kit Studios designed to be played cooperatively. So Evan and Marcus agreed to play nice for a couple of hours to play through a […]
I’m conflicted. Red Dead Redemption 2 is a phenomenal game. Its world is utterly immersive, there are tons of satisfying missions and activities to perform, and the story is one of the best I’ve witnessed in a video game. It’s filled with likable, well-written, and complex characters, and the narrative takes unexpected and frequent emotional […]
Everyone knows that seeing people cosplaying as your favorite characters is the BEST part of any comic book convention. I went down to L.A. Comic Con to see all of mine, only this time, I made it into a fun game. Check out my attempt at playing Video Game Bingo with random cosplayers. Thank you […]
Making video games is a difficult business. From one-man passion projects to small independent studios to massive, international development teams, it doesn’t matter how many people you have working on a game it will always be a struggle to make great art. This difficulty often leads to unreasonable work hours and inordinate amounts of anxiety, […]
Indiecade was the first gaming convention that I went to. Beforehand, I went to a writing convention in Los Angeles and D23 in Anaheim. I never knew how much fun it would be to play so many unique and different games currently in development. There was a lot of games there that were so unique […]
Red Dead Redemption 2 is a difficult game to wrap your head around. While it opens with an entertaining introduction to the Van der Linde Gang that functions as a tutorial to the title’s basic mechanics, it quickly sets you loose in a hostile world with very little information. It’s hard to get things done […]
Enter your account data and we will send you a link to reset your password.
TSG Staff
Daisy Falzon