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Wrath: Aeon of Ruin is a fast paced first-person shooter in the style of Quake that is fun, stylish, and surprisingly fits right at home in 2019.

During my time playing Falcon Age at PAX East, the game evoked the same feelings of connection and companionship that I held felt through The Last Guardian years ago. The player's interaction with their pet falcon in Falcon Age is the…

The Rick and Morty audience can sometimes appear as overly passionate about the interdimensional Adult Swim cartoon. However, there’s a reason for that passion. The show’s smart humor and uniquely natural delivery allows it to connect with…

A decade ago, rhythm games couldn't stop flying off the shelves of stores. Just four years ago, rhythm games were seemingly given a second shot after mainstream success over-saturated and consequentially emptied the market of them. The two…

Every time I’ve stared the apocalypse specific to the Metro series in the eye, I’ve never been able to hold. Something about every previous title has always been off-putting. Whether it be their more deliberate pace, their fondness for…

Weedcraft Inc was an inevitability. Drugs have existed in games forever, whether they've been portrayed in them or been quite literally in them. Take a look at a list counting the games featuring them and it's likely bigger than you'd…

Going on a first date can always be a nerve wracking experience. Who should pay for dinner? Is a movie the proper follow-up to said dinner? Do you ask your date to transform into a sword so that you can fight off droves of bug creatures…

During my Saturday at PAX West, I spent some time at the Devolver Digital booth where I was able to play a bit of the upcoming indie experiences, GRIS and My Friend Pedro. These are two games that wildly impressed me for very different…

Remnant: From The Ashes might be my favorite game from PAX West 2018. Regardless, it's one of the titles from the show that I've struggled to get out of my head. My demo of the upcoming survival-action shooter began in a dimly lit subway…

As I sat down with Malte Schmidt, the Creative Director of Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don’t Dry, for a quick demo of the game, I didn’t know what to expect. My earliest memories of Leisure Suit Larry are filled with outdated, salacious…