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E3 2015: Procedural games take aim at PC Gaming Conference
Two procedural games stood out at the PC Gaming Conference- Strafe and Enter the Gungeon. Strafe for the sheer amount of pixel blood and bile, and Enter the Gungeon for the number of bullets filling up the screen and a sweet, sweet dodge roll. Strafe entered this world with a face-melting trailer on Kickstarter. After successfully being funded, […] More
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E3 2015: ‘Beyond Eyes’ asks players to reimagine their world
Beyond Eyes is an indie exploration game that utilizes audio as a mechanic. Players take on the role of a 10 year-old blind girl named Rae who is looking for a lost friend, a fat cat named Nani. Blinded by fireworks as a toddler, Rae turned inward after the traumatizing incident. Preferring to stay in […] More
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E3 2015: Two console exclusive games make the jump to PC
During the PC Gaming Press Conference, dedicated mouse and keyboard gamers were pleased to hear that two games that were previously console exclusive, would now be making their way to PC’s everywhere. The Coalition’s Rod Ferguson announced early on in the show that Gears of War: Ultimate Edition, an HD upgrade of the Xbox 360 classic, would be […] More
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E3 2015: ‘Killing Floor 2’ opens the doors to players with early access
The first ever PC Gaming Conference at E3 kicked off with players staring at the floor with murderous intent. Tripwire announced that Killing Floor 2 is currently available through early access. Knowing that communication with players is key, Tripwire will be providing constant updates throughout the development process so that players know where the game […] More
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E3 2015: ‘Deus Ex: Mankind Divided’ brings plenty of choices to the table
Another welcomed sight at the PC Gaming Conference was Deus Ex: Mankind Divided which will take place two years after Human Revolution. Augmented people are seen as a dangerous species and have been forced into ghettos. Developers Eidos Montreal always keep players in mind when working on Deus Ex: Mankind Divided so that make sure that all […] More
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E3 2015: ‘South Park: The Fractured but Whole’ rips on superheroes
The next time players head on down to South Park, they should expect to play for keeps in South Park: The Fractured but Whole. No more kids stuff. This time, Eric Cartman and crew get serious. Gone are the days of old when recapturing the Stick of Truth was the biggest concern. Now…now it’s time […] More
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Weekly News Roundup: Valve frees mods, Batgirl joins the fight, and more
Press that pause button and stretch those fingers. It’s time to check-in with this weeks gaming news. The paid mod drama comes to an end. According to PC Gamer Valve has removed the paid mods functionality based on the overwhelmingly negative reaction from the community. All customers who paid for mods will be refunded. One […] More
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Weekly news roundup: Nintendo, ‘Bloodborne’, and ‘Assassin’s Creed’
Press that pause button and stretch those fingers. It’s time to check in with the gaming world and uncover news stories that might have gone unnoticed. Hey, remember last week when I told you about the fan-made remake of Super Mario 64 in HD that you could play in your browser? Remember how cool that was? […] More
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Weekly News Roundup: Heartbreaking delays, beautiful mods, and more
Press that pause button and stretch those fingers. It’s time to roundup the news that may have snuck by while you were off trying to beat Bloodborne. Poor souls. Say it ain’t so! Sources at Gamespot broke the news that one of the most anticipated Wii U games of 2015, The Legend of Zelda, has been delayed […] More
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Weekly News Roundup: ‘Minecraft’ stirs up controversy, ‘Uncharted 4’ delayed, and more
Press that pause button and stretch those fingers. It’s time to round up gaming news from around the web that may have slipped under the radar. Minecraft is in big trouble across the sea. Turkey is still attempting to ban Minecraft due to the games dependence on violence. Gamespot first reported Turkey’s complaints against the blocky […] More
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Weekly News Roundup: Highlights from GDC and PAX East
Press pause and stretch those fingers. It’s time to catch up with this week’s top news stories from the wide world of gaming. If you love something, set it free. That is exactly what Epic Games has just done. Unreal Engine 4 is now free. The full version. Not a demo or a trial. The […] More
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Best Video Games of 2014 (Pt. 4)
Like ABC’s Once Upon a Time on acid, Telltale’s The Wolf Among Us tells an intricate and involving story of fairy tale and urban legend characters who have been cast out of their fantastic realm and into our world. Set primarily around a series of horrific murders, and the consequences they have on this secret community, The Wolf Among Us employs Telltale’s now signature style of cause and effect storytelling to its greatest capacity yet. Based on the comic series Fables, The Wolf Among Us is a chilling and engrossing neo-noir, and stylistically the coolest game in years. More
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