Author: Josh McGrath
Everything Announced at the Playism Game Show
To kick off this year’s Tokyo Game Show, indie publisher Playism held their own press conference to showcase all of the games they’re publishing as we enter the... Read More
Review: 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim
I’m a huge fan of incredibly dense, complex stories. Ones that require active thinking from the reader to keep track of them, as they weave multiple narratives together.... Read More
Review: Iron Harvest
Which flavor do you like your strategy game in? Do you lean on the turn-based side, with the Fire Emblems and Disgaeas of the world? Or perhaps you... Read More
Review: Kandagawa Jet Girls
There are some creators where one just knows exactly what kind of game they’re going to get from them. Kenichiro Takaki is one of those creators. If Takaki’s... Read More
Review: Milky Way Prince: The Vampire Star
Video games are finally becoming an accepted format to tell involved, intimate, and personal stories. At least, it seems that way to me. What was once the exclusive... Read More
Review: Destroy All Humans! [2020]
THQ Nordic has made a name for itself in recent times for reviving and remaking cult classic games and franchises. From reviving the Darksiders franchise to working on... Read More
Review: Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break
The Rock of Ages franchise is already a pretty creative mashup. Blending Super Monkey Ball-esque action and tower defense, it’s hard not to use the work “unique” when... Read More
Review: Carrion
Have you ever watched a horror movie and found yourself rooting for the murderer/stalker/creature killing all of the main characters? Perhaps the characters you’re “supposed” to cheer on... Read More
Review: Necrobarista
When you think about the places games are created and developed, how soon does Australia come to mind? My wild guess for many is that it wouldn’t quite... Read More
Goodgame Studios Leaps from Browser to Retail with Upcoming “Big Farm Story”
There just seems to be something about the farming profession that lends itself to video games. Not just games, but popular games. From Harvest Moon to Story of... Read More
Alfa System’s “Sisters Royale” Makes its Way to XBox One
The XBox series of consoles is typically seen as starved of Japanese-developed releases, and it appears bullet hell shoot-em-ups are no exception. Luckily, for fans of the genre,... Read More
Preview: No Straight Roads
Rock is dead. Nobody listens to that stuff anymore. It’s all about the electronic music nowadays! EDM! EDM! At least, that’s the core conflict in the game No... Read More
Review: Keen: One Girl Army
When crafting a puzzle game, there’s generally two ways a developer can go about it. The first is the simplest: put puzzles in front of the player and... Read More
Review: Rolling Gunner
We live in the age of digital media. No longer are we required to keep physical collections of music, movies, and games on shelves, taking up space. Now,... Read More
Hands-on: Disintegration
Disintegration is a game with a high-profile pedigree that seems to have mostly flown under the radar. The game was crated by V1 Interactive, a studio founded by... Read More
Modus’ RPG Cris Tales Receives Release Date
One of the trailers that wowed me the most at last year’s E3 was for Cris Tales, an RPG with a stunning artstyle that immediately caught my eye.... Read More
Review: Evan’s Remains
It’s become a bit of a running joke amongst some in how often indie developers and teams opt for pixel-style art in their games. It’s reached the point... Read More
Review: Hatsune Miku Project Diva Mega Mix
I’ve been a fan of the Project Diva series of rhythm games for nearly a decade now, ever since I picked up the PS3 release of Project Diva... Read More