In spite of making my own turn-based RPGs and playtesting ones made by friends, my interest in the genre waned over the years. I...

The release history of the Yakuza series outside of Japan has been a wild ride. Sega released the first two games on PS2 in 2006 and 200...

It's been a couple of months since I wrote a review! I've been busy with work, both at my day job and on my upcoming game , but it...

I've generally enjoyed the often maligned "walking simulator" brand of narrative game; Soma, Everybody's Gone to the R...

With elements of both classic 16-bit and modern action games, Heart Machine's Hyper Light Drifter is a mixture of harsh combat, myst...

With Dark Souls being a hugely popular series, it's inevitable that elements of its game design would drift into other titles. You...

It's never easy to review a fighting game. The genre is built on growth and learning, as communities both online and local develop ne...

Team Ico's Shadow of the Colossus is a title which has remained popular with gamers and developers since its debut in 2005. A maste...

Sometimes, I just feel like digging through my dressers looking at old stuff. I've got a habit of holding on to relics of my childho...

I have to admit I wasn't too excited for id Software's 2016 remake/re-envisioning of Doom when I first heard about it. While I e...

Eight years after its original release on PS3, Sega's cult-classic turn-based strategy game Valkyria Chronicles has been remastered ...

Along with much of the gaming world, I've been captivated by From Software's Souls series since its debut with Demon's Soul...

The mainline Resident Evil series has gone through some interesting transitions, forming two pretty clear trilogies: Resident Evil 1-3 a...

When I first saw Chronicles of Teddy: Harmony of Exidus pop up on the PS4 store I passed over it without much of a thought. The cheap so...

  When Keita Takahashi directed Katamari Damacy in 2004, he introduced the world to a game which simultaneously reveled in complete destr...

Rocksteady Studios set a new bar with 2009's Batman: Arkham Asylum , a title tha t showed that licensed superhero action games...

I've enjoyed the recent batch of slow, moody first-person exploration games that have become popular lately. Everybody's Gone to...

A Boy and His Blob, originally designed in six weeks in 1988 by David Crane and Gary Kitchen, was a mess of a game . When it debuted on...

  Jonathan Blow made a big splash when Braid, his debut indie game, released on the Xbox 360 in 2008. One of the first high-profile indepe...

The Dragon Quest franchise has had a bit of a rocky history outside of Japan, where it remains colossally successful. Dragon Quest X, a ...