Video Game Reviews, Articles
We often go through phases, where our favorite games don’t quite hit the spot anymore, and we need to find something new to play or do. And seeing as lockdown has been quite long for all of us so far,…
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Different studies suggest that the reasonable practice of action video games, especially those that require making decisions quickly, can improve users’ visual acuity, increase their concentration, and even enhance their short-term memory. Now, cognitive scientists at the University of Rochester…
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Sonic’s second outing is currently free on Steam. Dr. Eggman (aka Dr. Robotnik) is once again turning innocent critters into robot slaves, and is forcing them to create his latest evil invention, the Death Egg! With his flying fox buddy…
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When it comes to virtual reality, the technology has really started to arrive now with some of the best VR headsets easily accessible to everyone. But which are the best games available right now on VR? We take a look…
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Longtime fans know how strikingly juxtaposing the series is, with their straight-faced plot lines going hand-in-hand alongside the slew of dopey side-quests and goofy distractions. Of course, that includes karaoke, the rhythm-based mini-game that really took the gaming world by…
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Official soundtrack releases for games developed in Japan tend to remain exclusive to their own country, respectively. It’s pretty disappointing when this happens, as titles like the Yakuza series (or, Ryu Ga Gotoku if you hail from the land of…
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Gaming is the best way to keep yourself occupied when you’re bored. There are only so many times you can exercise and take naps! Video games are immersive and engaging, so there’s no doubt the time will fly by before…
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Right now, many of us are bored. We’re living through extremely unprecedented times. Just at the start of this year, very few of us could have known that the world was about to face an ongoing pandemic. The spread of…
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Jesper Kyd has been revered for his musical contributions to the stealth-action Hitman series. His most acclaimed soundtracks are a combination of dark electronic sounds with orchestral arrangements and brooding Latin lyrics, of which became trademark to the series. The…
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“You’re a kid now! You’re a squid now!” Seriously, who would’ve guessed a kid-friendly, team-based shooter like Splatoon would’ve become a smash-hit success for Nintendo? Not only did the innovative gameplay – blasting globs of ink in kid-form with various…
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During the late nineties and early-noughties, the vast majority of shooters had one of two thematic genres: World War II and Sci-Fi. It was a time of seminal titles like Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Medal of Honour: Allied Assault, Doom…
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Recently I played a game called Horace. Then, after finishing it, I played it again. And again. I’m still not certain I’ve seen everything the game has to offer yet – and still missing some of the achievements as well…
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Boy, do I love the videogame hype machine! Don’t you? It gets us not-game journos to write a lot very quickly, and sometimes scramble to pick and choose what we should write on. Anyway! My unrequited love for caffeine and…
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It’s-a me, Mario Working full time and being a parent of three kids, including twins, can make it hard to fit in the same type of gaming schedule that I used to maintain in my youth. Still, I like a…
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Fallout is a long and well respected AAA series in the industry, no two ways around that. Even back in the 00’s, its budget was north of a million dollars. However, nobody really talked about it after Van Buren got…
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