Over the weekend, my friends took me to see a live performance of the soundtrack for Journey, where a group of players went through the game while composer Austin Wintory
In October, there were fears that indie/experimental games repository Itch might have some issues thanks to the, uh, decline of the British Empire. Two months later and the site
Unless there’s imminently mineable gold in the hills of a remaster or re-release, the video game industry rarely displays interest in its own history. Last year, the Video Game
Reviews are out for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, the latest from Wolfenstein creator MachineGames. I haven’t played Great Circle, and I’m not a passionate Indiana Jones
I would like to spend every day playing rock climbing games, which are currently the closest I can get to actual climbing until I somehow solve all of my scheduling
Can you believe Star Wars Outlaws only came out three months ago? For all the anguish, criticism and hand-wringing it inspired it feels more like 17 years.
Surveying this discourse,
A new season of Fortnite launched over the weekend, following a very popular concert event that I managed to miss every time it ran. The season brings new landmarks, changes
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: A major publisher launched a live-service game intended to compete with one of a small handful of industry-eclipsing giants. It did
Somehow, against all odds (read: me not wanting to get old), the PlayStation is now 30. That means its startup noise, which eternally rings in the minds of people of
I started playing puzzle game Lorelei and the Laser Eyes shortly after its release back in May, and almost immediately realized it would be much better with a buddy. And
I keep seeing people talking about Threshold, a recent indie game about doing a boring job. Though creepy games aren’t generally my jam, all the praise got me curious