Prey begins slowly, in appropriately sedated fashion, as scientist Morgan Yu awakens in an upper-class apartment. There’s a sense of fuzziness there, an inexplicable unease that something is not right. Turns out the feeling isn’t misplaced. After a trippy [...]
Birthdays the Beginning (PC, PS4 [reviewed]) Developer: Arc System Works, Toybox Inc. Publisher: NIS America Release: May 9, 2017 (NA), May 12, 2017 (EU) MSRP: $39.99 Surprisingly, there’s a story to this sandbox. I had assumed the game would drop [...]
Syberia was once a well-received point-and-click adventure series, telling the tale of a young woman’s exciting journeys in a vaguely steampunk world. Syberia 3 marks the return of the series after a decade, but fails to modernize it in a captivating way [...]
De Blob (PC [reviewed], iOS, Wii) Developer: Universomo (iOS), Blue Tongue Entertainment (Wii), Blitworks (PC) Publisher: THQ (iOS, Wii), THQ Nordic (PC) Released: July 8, 2008 (iOS), September 22, 2008 (Wii), April 27, 2017 (PC) MSRP: $19.99 While the [...]
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Director: James Gunn Rating: PG-13 Release Date: May 5, 2017 We should just get this out of the way first: even if this movie sucked more than Suicide Squad, I’d recommend it just to see baby Groot. Baby Groot is the [...]
A popular toy among discerning infants and toddlers is the activity center. It comes in thousands of iterations, but the basic goal is to give children a series of entertaining and noisy switches and levers. Kids fiddle with them endlessly, engaged just [...]
The RTS genre is constantly attempting to reinvent itself, as much of the attention in the last decade is instead given to their progeny, the MOBA. Dawn of War sparingly borrows several elements from the emerging genre to add some framework to the RTS, [...]
I did an extensive preview of World to the West two months ago that goes over some of the story and the different characters you play as. If you want a more in-depth explanation of their abilities, you can check that out. To summarize, World to the West [...]
