Let the bodies hit the flo

Selling the controller’s gimmick

I very rarely get so into a game that it can suck a full weekend away without much thought, but due to some very crappy infection issues, I was forced to occupy my time inside and luckily I found a game that completely took my mind off the situation. I

Back in the 90’s the Brawler genre (or Beat ‘Em Ups, as some call it) was everywhere. Most notably in the Arcade platform with games like Double Dragon or The Simpsons being standouts that everyone knew and loved… but there was one that still reigned over all in the

Every once in a while, there is a game, a small game, made by an indie developer that is just the right thing at the right time. A Short Hike is one of those games. It’s small, simple, can be completed in a single sitting, and has enough depth

Desk Job, the newest “game” developed by Valve, is more of an interactive promotional experience than a real game. Taking place in Valve’s Half-Life universe, and the Aperture Science Labs, it continues the ever evolving slow spanning story of Cave Johnson. Which is surprising that one of their biggest

Just not enough games focus on 14th century France. Nor do they revel in the gross and disgusting conditions of those far off times. A Plague Tale: Innocence spends the majority of the time showing the gross underbelly of France during this time period and is using the Black Plague