It's 2018, and I Just Played a Brand New Game on the Mega Drive
Tanglewood from Big Evil Corp. just released on PC... and Mega Drive. But firing up Sega's golden platform isn't quite as joyful as it once was.
Tanglewood from Big Evil Corp. just released on PC... and Mega Drive. But firing up Sega's golden platform isn't quite as joyful as it once was.
Each new Halo game gets some praise, then fades, and then becomes a sign that the franchise is hitting a wall. Halo 5, released in 2015, deserves a different reputation.
At last, I can relax… until something new goes wrong.
Returning to the 2001 game after so many years reveals a smart and surprisingly funny game full of experimentation.
A charming loot-drafting board game that is mechanically rich, accessible to newcomers, and lets you sell a hero a cat.
Staring into your monitor in a room filled with others doing the same might seem like a strange way to spend a weekend, but LANs are about so much more than the games.
Here's a rundown of some of the absolute crackers that are having their 20th anniversary this year.
My playtime has now expanded past 100 hours, and I’m still learning. Maybe if I ever get to 300, I’ll finally know all there is to know.
I hope the the rest of the season can turn inward and reflect as much as this first episode.
The oldest story in the world.
Players can team up when invading, and those who don’t want to be invaded can turn that setting off.
Is it a beautiful adventure through an endlessly fascinating parallel universe, or a janky hunk of junk built on a bed of LIES?
The addition of terrifying skeleton threats, battles packed with cursed cannonballs, and a brand new player ship brings a welcome sense of urgency.
The incentives of players, teams, tournaments, and Valve are badly misaligned, and The International consistently pushes them further out of alignment.
Video games are constantly trying different ways to make you feel like the game you’re playing has exciting, tangible stakes. Some are more creative about it than others.
It's a universal truth that the last five years of the '90s was a golden era for gaming, but 1997 may have had the best bangers of the entire decade.
