Hands-On: Evolve at FanExpo Canada
Tom and I attended FanExpo (Toronto, Canada) this year and we were able get our hands on some upcoming games. FanExpo covers a gamut of genres from anime to sci-fi to […]
Category Archives: Video Games
An official statement from Phil Fish and Polytron after last week’s hacking fiasco
The creator of indie darling Fez, Phil Fish, has been known to open his mouth a little more than necessary from time to time, something that has had him constantly […]
37 Minutes of Gorgeous The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Gameplay
The folks over at CD Projekt Red have delivered over 35 minutes of gorgeous gameplay footage from their upcoming The Witcher 3. This game is breathtakingly beautiful with a bold colour pallet […]
Tomb Raider: Looking for Calm in the Eye of a Shitstorm
Okay people, let’s take a step back. Yesterday at Gamescom it was announced that Rise of the Tomb Raider is a (timed?) exclusive on the Xbox One platform. In the […]
Microsoft’s ID@XBOX Program is Finally Coming Into Its Own
It is nice to see that after a year, ID@Xbox has matured into a full featured program for the indie game loving audience of the Xbox One. At the time […]
I have seen the future, and there was dancing: Destiny Beta Impressions
The Destiny beta has come and gone and I was one of the lucky 4 million users (wow, that is a lot of people) who got to take it for […]
E3 2014: A Reprieve from Franchise Fatigue
Publishers love their franchises. They are the sure bets of the gaming industry and a guaranteed boon to the investors. Yet for many gamers, the constant string of games under […]
Meta-Review: Murdered: Soul Suspect
When Square Enix announced Murdered: Soul Suspect (developed by Airtight Games) last year, it hit a certain curiosity with me. It was a ghost story, but it was not a […]
Meta-review: Watch_Dogs
It was two E3s ago that Ubisoft destroyed all other reveals with their incredibly realistic looking Chicago simulator Watch_Dogs. Since then we have had countless delays, what seems like a […]
Monument Valley: Playing with Impossible Architecture
April 2014 was a banner month for the iOS store. Let’s face it, Hearthstone was released to such epic fanfare that one could be forgiven if they thought that it […]
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