Marvel Snap Interview – Ben Brode Discusses the New Ultra-Popular Marvel Card Game
Marvel Snap, the latest mobile card battler that has taken the world by storm since its global launch last month, has shown no signs of slowing down. Following…
Elden Ring Review – A Song of Runes & Severed Limbs
The best part about Dark Souls –or any of the Soulsborne games, for that matter– isn’t the bosses. It’s the sense of dread and trepidation you get when you’re exploring…
The Great Ace Attorney Interview: Character Designer Kazuya Nuri Talks Inspiration, Design Challenges, & More
The Great Ace Attorney games were originally released in Japan for the 3DS, and have only just made their way to the Switch in English-speaking territories this year.…
Astria Ascending Is a Very Beautiful, Very Overwhelming JRPG
It doesn’t take much to convince me to check out a new JRPG. I love the genre, even if I can be picky about what I play at…
Patron Is an Ambitious, Punishing City-Builder that Will Keep You Hooked
City-builders are compelling for a reason: it’s fun to build a little hamlet from scratch, then watch as it slowly grows into a village, a town, a city,…
Monster Train: First Class Is the Switch’s Indie Rogue-lite Flavor of the Month
Monster Train is a deck-building rogue-lite game that was originally released on PC last year but has since made its way to the Nintendo Switch. Dubbed Monster Train:…
Humankind Review: Greatness from Small Beginnings
The 4X grand strategy genre has long since been dominated by Sid Meier’s Civilization series, and for good reason too. The foundation of that series is so strong…
Twelve Minutes Review – Elegant in its Simplicity
The man comes home from work. He opens the door to his apartment, his wife emerges from the bathroom and greets him, saying she didn’t hear him come…
Why Did I Ever Stop Playing Hades?
When I had the opportunity to play Hades for review last year, it felt like the culmination of everything Supergiant Games had done up to that point. The…
Tribes of Midgard Review – Only Got 4 Minutes to Save the World
After coming down from my month-long Valheim high, Tribes of Midgard seemed the perfect excuse to get lost in the incredible world of vikings once again, just from…