Lunar Remastered Collection is one of the better recent remasters I’ve encountered, for a variety of reasons. While some nits could be picked here...
Peglin is a fascinating blend of gaming elements that is surprisingly addicting, even if I do find myself enjoying it most in relatively short bursts. Sometimes when you mix game types, you wind up with diluted elements that don’t really shine, but that is not the case with Peglin.
Microtopia is a neat game where players grow a new kind of colony, the kind that is run by robotic ants. Now if an automation game where you get to control robotic ants isn't an interesting one, you've been living under a rock.
What would you do if you could witness your own death? To be able to try again after perishing? How would you act knowing where your Dead End leads? Well, welcome to the world of Death End Re;Quest Code: Z, the third major installment in the Death End Re;Quest series.
Keen Software House (Keen) has recently launched Space Engineers 2 (SE2) into early access with a polished communication campaign featuring YouTube influencer previews, snappy teasers and a road map using the ‘vertical slice’ concept to show the intended path between initial early access availability and final release.
I've got a good one for ya! An awkward teen, an amnesiac kid, a grumpy Lolita, a bratty child (not really), a hacker, an oblivious employee and an AI walk into an underwater bio-dome---
ZPF is a new shoot-'em-up game that looks, sounds and plays like a Sega Genesis game. The demo I played was short with three levels and three different heroes (ships) each with their own play style.
If there's one series that keeps me excited for every new release, it's Gust's Atelier series. As much as things change over the years, the core staple of the series remains the same. It's about alchemy...
Set in the Bakumatsu-era in Japan, Rise of the Ronin follows the path of a Veiled Edge, a unique paired swordsmen's technique where you play one half of a pair of sword-slinging ronin called Blade Twins.
I
have owned every Nintendo console (except the Virtual Boy) since the
8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System graced my living room, opening my
eyes to a whole new world of video gaming. Obviously the visuals and
sound were unlike anything I had played at the time, but more than that
the experiences the NES brought to the table were new. Never before had I
seen sports games or action games - or adventure and role-playing games
like this. The technology brought with it not just bells and whistles,
but innovative new possibilities in game play. Now that the Wii U is
upon us, I wanted to take a look back at the original Wii, and reflect
on my experiences with this unique gaming console.
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| Swords and bows make up only some of the weapons you will see in Kid Icarus Uprising |
