My favorite holiday is almost upon us. Not Halloween, the one after that. Thanksgiving. I have always loved Thanksgiving, even…

By: Jeremy Zoss

Filed Under: Adventure Review Role-playing Shooters

The red sun beats down mercilessly on an arid sea of sand, the horizon a desolate line punctuated by a…

By: Lana Polansky

Filed Under: Art Criticism Industry Mechanics

Thirty minutes into Double Dragon: Neon, I was spent. I was tackling the game locally with my friend Owen, and…

By: James Hawkins

Filed Under: Action Review

I tried to be clever about my review of Mark of the Ninja. I have to admit that I felt…

By: Jeremy Zoss

Filed Under: Indie Review

A 1997 Italian film directed by Roberto Benigni tells the story about a family ruptured apart by war, genocide and…

By: Lana Polansky

Filed Under: Criticism Life Movies

They say video games are addictive. What they call “Addiction,” I call “Fun.” Addictions are to needles and bottles and…

By: James Hawkins

Filed Under: Action Indie Racing Review

Some games ignite a certain rage in me, so much so that I’ve thrown controllers, spit on screens and tainted…

By: Rich Shivener

Filed Under: Review Shooters

Being hit feels a lot like having your heart broken, right at the moment of impact. Like the bruising sting…

By: James Hawkins

Filed Under: Adventure Archive Indie Psychological Review Story-driven

What is it that makes a game meaningful? Must it say something about human nature? Are the workings of the…

By: Rowan Kaiser

Filed Under: Criticism Strategy

As much as it must suck to be Mark Zuckerberg these days, it could be worse. He could be at…

By: Jason Johnson

Filed Under: Adventure Review