In this podcast episode, we discuss the joy in familiarity, difficulty, hype, and gameplay loops as we consider video games ...

In our Silver Pines review, learn why this David Lynch-inspired survival horror game largely succeeds, despite some narrative ...

The pitch for Virtue and a Sledgehammer is sharp: Everyone in your hometown has been turned into robots by your brilliant sister, and it’s up to you to return and destroy everything with a ...

In our Stupid Never Dies review, learn why this action roguelike from former Capcom talent is more Hades than Devil May Cry.

Within an hour of the news breaking that BioWare — legendary studio behind Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, the ...

Even leaving out some of the more out-there elements of its intro, Intelligent Systems’ Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave starts ...

In our Tenebris Somnia review, learn how the game's unique visual style lands with one of our resident horror experts.

Onimusha: Way of the Sword has three difficulty levels: Story (Easy), Action (Normal), and Carnage (Hard). Players only ...

Vampire Crawlers is a great example of "spooky, not scary," or something with the atmosphere and vibes of horror but no ...