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Big, open-world games that you can sink hundreds of hours into can often feel like the best bang for your buck. But, as someone who likes to play as many video games as possible, and who also doesn’t have as much free time as they did when they were a teenager, I’m really enjoying shorter games. Especially those that tide us […]
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Returnal is a gorgeous game, although I can’t really see most of it. It’s not the lighting that’s the problem – I actually think the shadows are a crucial part of Returnal’s foreboding atmosphere, and a key reason why those spooky glowing tentacles feel so unsettling. Your only source of light wants to pluck you up and devour you – […]
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Watch Dogs Legion has just received a pretty big update that adds some new characters and modes, but I’m honestly finding it hard to care. The only thing that will bring me back to Watch Dogs Legion at this point is the franchise’s best character, Marcus Holloway, and frankly, he deserves better. Although it offered some impressive mechanics and was […]
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During my time as a journalist, I’ve investigated a few ways that video games can have a significant impact on our lives outside of functioning as a hobby. Sure, they can be a way to escape from the world around us, and they can also be a great way to blow off steam and frustration we’ve gained throughout the day. […]
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Insomniac’s been gearing up for the June release of Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, unveiling neat new gameplay gimmicks, the name of the illustrious Lombax, and the bustling metropolises of its interdimensional worlds. A lot’s on show, and it’s evident that the team has learned in abundance from its time on Spider-Man, but it looks as though that could go the […]
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ZA/UM’s cult-hit detective RPG, Disco Elysium, is set in a city where every political ideology has failed. As your player character — an alcoholic cop in flared trousers and a tie resembling the intestines of a dead animal — roams Martinaise hunting for clues and discarded bottles to deposit, the legacy of these failures is painted into every one of […]
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New Pokemon Snap is an absolute joy, mostly because it shows the sweet side of every Pokemon – even the boring birds and fish. As you roll along the peaceful paths–the sole human in the whole space–you get a window into the way Pokemon life should be. There’s not a single battle or Poke Ball in sight, just a bunch of critters […]
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I love arcade racing games. I love the cockpit view in Need For Speed: Shift, and how the series was inspired by the Fast and Furious films. I also love the destructive ones like Burnout, the Sci-Fi ones like Wipeout, and the party ones like Mario Kart. Some focus more on the cars, some focus more on the race tracks. […]
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While you don’t have to catch ’em all, you might want to grab these two amazing Pokémon “life-sized” statues of Pikachu and Charmander, though you may want to make sure you’ve got some deep pockets in order to do that. Revealed over on Big Bad Toy Store, two new Pokémon statues have been spotted, but they definitely don’t come in cheap. For those that love […]
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There are some wonderful virtual reality (VR) animations available, providing short interactive experiences for all ages. With the Tribeca Film Festival returning in June, one project set to premiere is interactive VR mystery Madrid Noir, with creators No Ghost and Atlas V publically launching the short during the summer for Oculus Quest owners. The 45-minute animated caper takes place across […]
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