by Bella Lara | Aug 8, 2017 | Early Access, Features, Now, Reviews
There Can Be Only One! I come barreling over a hill in a dune buggy, flames gushing from my tailpipes. In my peripheral vision, I notice a warehouse coming up on my right and adjust my course accordingly. Warehouses, more often than not, are loaded with supplies –...
by Jed Whitaker | Feb 11, 2017 | Early Access, Now, Reviews
Early Access Isn’t the Final Frontier Surprisingly, combining a space shoot-’em-up with Diablo-like loot mechanics makes for a decent game, especially when the graphics and soundtrack are some of the best in the genre. But like most loot-driven...
by Jed Whitaker | Jan 21, 2017 | Early Access, Now, Reviews
Shooting Loads From Your Junk, In Space! I don’t play a lot of space games and I kind of hate building things, but Galactic Junk League puts those things together in a way that makes it accessible and fun, even if I suck at the game. Ships are made up of a core,...
by Jed Whitaker | Jan 21, 2017 | Early Access, Now, Reviews
Bears and Goblins and Massive Piles of Undead, Oh My! Card games are a dime a dozen these days, at least the ones where you’re battling other players. Sure, Hearthstone and Gwent have some single player content, but the very nature of them being free-to-play...
by Holly Jane Amareta | Jan 16, 2017 | Early Access, Now, Reviews
VR is making me realize how out of shape I am Boost is a virtual reality game for the HTC Vive, where you have to attempt to keep a volley up in a sci-fi Tennis match. With floating landmines. Because Sci-Fi. Every four volleys the ball goes faster until it’s almost a...
by Alex Avard | Jan 14, 2017 | Early Access, Now, Reviews
Jumping with joy According to Wikipedia (don’t judge me; it’s not like we don’t all use it daily anyway), “Bearslayer” is an epic nineteenth-century poem by Latvian poet, Andrejs Pumpurs, and tells the story of Lāčplēsis; a dashing young hero, chosen by the Gods to...
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