Author: Josh McGrath
Hands-on with Chivalry II
Back in 2018, developer Tripwire Interactive announced that they would be entering the world of publishing. With their label “Tripwire Presents,” the studio is making moves to help... Read More
Hands-on with Maneater
At E3 2018, at the PC Gaming Show, Tripwire Interactive took the stage to show off a new game that was just a little bit different than their... Read More
Review: Bayonetta & Vanquish 10th Anniversary Bundle
PlatinumGames – a name that has come to be associated with quality action games, occasionally known for their difficulty. Founded by some well-known developers formerly of Clover Studio,... Read More
Hardware Review: Gamo2 K28 Keyboard Style Controller
When you play rhythm games on consoles, what kind of controller do you use? Unless you’re shelling out the big bucks for arcade replica controllers, you’re likely using... Read More
Review: Coffee Talk
When a game makes a splash in the community, whether big or small, any other release similar to it that comes after is bound to be compared to... Read More
Review: Eclipse: Edge of Light [Vive]
While getting into VR is still a pricy investment, three or four years ago, diving into new worlds was almost exclusively the realm of the rich (or those... Read More
Review: Orangeblood
Anime and hip hop – not a blend that most would expect to work, but surprisingly happens more often than one would think. Numerous notable rappers have integrated... Read More
Gamer Escape’s Top 5 Reviewed Games of 2019
It’s almost here folks…the end of the decade. The time to flip another number in the year and suddenly find ourselves reliving the 20s. The past few months... Read More
Preview: Don’t Die, Minerva!
Haven’t you heard? It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The wintertime holiday season is a time that many look forward to every year, regardless of which... Read More
Review: Virgo Vs The Zodiac
It seems that over the past decade or two, there’s been a trend toward making complicated technologies simpler and more accessible to the general public. Building a PC... Read More
Review: Jamestown+ [Switch]
When people ask me what my go-to kind of games are, my answer is usually the same: “story-heavy and rhythm games.” I like a game that weaves a... Read More
Review: Tokyo Dark: Remembrance
Back in 2014, Square Enix entered into an interesting experiment. One that would help indie developers pitch ideas, gain public interest, and possibly receive assistance in the creation... Read More
Fairy Tail Interview with Keisuke Kikuchi
Last week, Koei Tecmo brought their upcoming video game adaption of manga and anime series Fairy Tail to the west in a playable form for the first time.... Read More
Hands-on with Gust’s Fairy Tail
Fairy Tail is a massively popular shounen manga and anime series that I’ve never actually had any experience with. Not that I’ve purposefully avoided it, but more due... Read More
Quick-Look: Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones
Do you like your stories dark? Not just your regular everyday darkness, but something so bleak and nihilistic that no glimmer of happiness can be found within? A... Read More
Review: Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout
The Atelier series of JRPGs has been one that I’ve been trying to get into, but just haven’t really been able to. A long-running franchise that receives a... Read More
Review: Indivisible
Kickstarter has become a mainstay in recent years to launch development of new games, but many often forget just how long that development can take. Most of the... Read More
Hardware Review: Viper V570 Blackout Gaming Mouse & Mouse Pad
How much thought do you put into your mouse? That little piece of plastic next to your keyboard that acts as a key component to interacting with what's on your PC screen? Read More