Armikrog's art style is nearly unmistakable. From the creative mind of Doug TenNapel, in collaboration with Pencil Test Studios, Armikrog is a classic style point-and-click adventure game that uses handcrafted environments and stop motion animation to create a weird and unique world. For those unfamiliar with Doug…
Layers of Fear is psychedelic first person horror game from Blooper Team, published by Aspyr Media. And we are going to start at the end: Layers of Fear is a game you play in the dark with headphones on, and no…
Lately, I just can't get enough of Cyberpunk styled games. This is what led me to Dex, a side-scrolling, action RPG, set in a cyberpunk universe from indie-developer Dreadlocks based in the Czech Republic. Dex, at times, plays like a…
When I saw that In Between was released to Xbox One, I was at first hesitant to play it, but ultimately glad that I gave it a chance to tell its story. Puzzles... those I can handle. At its most fundamental…
All the awesomeness of a 90's FMV puzzle adventure without the pesky CD-ROMS! Growing up a fan of games like The 7th Guest and Jedi Knight, there's always been a special place in my gaming heart for full motion…
With the hustle and bustle of PAX Prime 2015 behind us, we return to our respective home bases to get back to gaming and to regroup for the next convention. One of the games that I have really been enjoying…
Mild Spoilers (e.g. basic plot overview) for Dragon Age Inquisition: Jaws of Hakkon DLC ahead! Since Dragon Age: Inquisition was released in November I have spent a shameful amount of time running around Thedas with multiple inquisitors, checking out…
“The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown” – HP Lovecraft
Dying Light is a welcome surprise into the open world action genre. We break down the first hours including the experiences that make this game a blast to play.
While there were many games in space-themed settings at PAX South 2015, Rebel Galaxy’s star shone a little brighter in my galaxy. Here’s why it a game worth keeping your lens focused on.
Dragon Age Inquisition multiplayer is a blast. If you’ve been skulking around in single player for the past few weeks, it’s time to give multiplayer a try. Here are some tips to get you oriented to this awesome experience.
One of my favorite aspects of any Bioware game is not only exploring the world created, but the characters that inhabit it. Dragon Age: Inquisition features, to the best of my knowledge, one of the most diverse ensembles of characters in gaming in terms of background, gender, race, sexuality, and age, just to name a couple traits. Of particular relevance to me is there are A LOT of women, and women in positions of power, featured prominently throughout the game
