After a brief reprieve, clearly-senile mostly-king Trump is once again frothing at the mouth with tariff madness, which means that goods we take for granted are on the verge of
What if Riven was a roguelite? What if Telling Lies was a deckbuilder? What if Pipe Mania was themed like The Masque of the Red Death? What if the board game Carcassonne was also a mystery novel?
Having bounced off the last two games in what's now a fairly long-running series--Two Point Hospital (2018) and Two Point Campus (2022)--I wasn't super pumped
I had quite a few issues with Civilization VII upon release, but the most pressing was simply the fact that the game wasn't done. Thanks to some internal
Steam Next Fest is in full swing, and the hopefully-washed masses are once again partaking of more demos than any one person can reasonably get through. This time around, though,
I finished Avowed last night, and despite all the tense battles and carnage and explosive effects and beautiful colours on display during the game's closing hours, I'
Avowed is a vast game with some weirdly complicated progression elements about which the jury’s still out, but I want to praise a moment of pure, perfect simplicity. Near
You'd think Sid Meier's Civilization--a game built on the same successful foundations for 34 years now--would be one of the most dependable video game series on
