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The Sinking City realizes Lovecraftian horror in a new light
Detective Charles Reed is plagued by apocalyptic visions. Reluctantly, he finds himself traveling to Oakmont City, a destitute metropolis whose people reportedly suffer the same phenomena. Oakmont,...
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Review: Super Mario Maker 2 is amazing and exciting—for now
Super Mario Maker almost single-handedly saved the Wii U. Nintendo’s experimental home console had a significant lack of exciting exclusive software that justified its clunky, tablet-like controller...
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate adds Hero to the fight
Dragon Quest has finally made its way to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Arguably the most iconic Japanese role playing game series of all time has landed in one of the world’s most popular fighting games,...
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How to play your favorite SNES games on Switch
Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) games have finally been added to Nintendo Switch Online. Just in time for the service’s first anniversary, the long-awaited announcement was made during...
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Review: Change is for the best in ‘Gears 5’
There is no Gears of War 5. Starting with a new naming convention, Gears 5 announces itself as a departure from the familiar. Where 2016’s Gears of War 4 demonstrated how the Coalition could step into...
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What’s new in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare?
They say war never changes—but they’re wrong. Call of Duty, one of the most long-standing first-person shooter games in history, is aiming to reinvent itself by returning to the moniker that changed...
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The best PS4 games you can’t play anywhere else
As we near the end of this console generation, it’s hard to deny the PS4’s dominance. Sony’s latest system has surpassed over 100 million units worldwide—30 million of which alone were sold in the U.S....
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The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening welcomes you back like an old friend
Welcome to Kolohint Island. Hear the ocean breeze caressing every corner of the quaint community. Here, the worries of the mainland are far away. The townsfolk coalesce in peace: There is no Ganondorf,...
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Review: An arcade sensation comes home with ‘Killer Queen Black’
During last year’s E3 presentation, sandwiched between games like Fortnite and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Nintendo announced Killer Queen Black. The trailer clocked in at under a minute of screentime,...
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Review: The Outer Worlds is so much more than ‘Fallout in space’
A few hours into The Outer Worlds, I was conflicted. In an effort to restart my stranded spacecraft, I needed to locate a power source. Doing so was simple enough. But, to obtain it, I’d need to...
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Review: You have never played anything like Death Stranding
There are many words I would use to describe my time with Death Stranding—and I do not think “fun” would be one of them. But games stopped needing to be fun to be worthwhile a long time ago. It’s a...
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Review: Jedi: Fallen Order knows why you love Star Wars
To tell you about my time with Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, I could tell you about reflecting Stormtrooper’s blaster bolts back at them with ease. I could talk about downing an AT-ST, or dancing...
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Review: Kentucky Route Zero is one of the most magical games ever made
There comes a moment in the middle of Kentucky Route Zero when the player is told only to follow a sound that is “strange but familiar.” And in a sense, the entire game could be described as such. As...
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Review: This is just the beginning for ‘Dreams’
A little over two years ago, I stood in the lobby of a crowded convention center near a large group of strangers huddled around a single screen. Amid the buzz of the rest of the Game Developers...
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Your guide to the PlayStation 5 launch
Ready or not, the next generation of gaming is almost here. Next week, the PlayStation 5 will arrive on store shelves—or more likely, be shipped directly to your home if you were lucky enough to...
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