Search results for: “Ace Combat”
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Uncharted: A New Adventure with Familiar Faces
Uncharted movie provides a new adventure with familiar characters and easter eggs honoring the video game franchise.
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High-speed Faction Wars in Space – Star Realms
A lightweight but addicting deck-building game with just enough decision-making to keep replayability high.
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Crossout: What Is the Ideology of Combat?
Are you willing to combine your creative skills and desire to test some mad inventions and machines? Crossout provides you with such an opportunity. Explore the components, weapons, construct your own vehicle and start intimidating your enemies!
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The need for new forms of gameplay in the face of climate change
We face an enormous danger in climate change, are video games the way to survive?
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Ghost of Yotei – A Repetitive Open World Sequel
Ghost of Yotei is too similar to its predecessor, and its open world format doesn’t really benefit either game. Released on October 2, 2025, Ghost of Yotei is the next entry in the series after Ghost of Tsushima (2020). The previous game took place in Japan in 1274 during a Mongol invasion on the…
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II – A Sequel Worthy of a Knight
KCD II delivers a living, breathing medieval roleplaying game to its players. #RPG, #kingdomcome, #openworld
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Mining, Mayhem, and Bugs: A Deep Rock Galactic Review
Fight monsters, mine riches, and cause chaos with your dwarf crew — welcome to Deep Rock Galactic!
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This is Total War! And with Warhammer.
Warhammer 3 is a fantasy journey worth every penny, offering a grander perspective, a more credible fantasy war, and a deeper strategic experience.
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Menu Madness in God of War
A look into the bafflingly implemented equipment system of Sony’s 2018 flagship title. #GOW #PlayStation 4 #Action #Adventure
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Of claws and cuddles: Exploring Dark Cozy Games
Cute, wholesome, safe….dark, heavy, violent? Let’s talk about dark cozy games!
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Games against loneliness?
A recent study shows people value social games as important to connecting with others more highly than ever. Even after the social distancing measures during COVID-19, people are still using games as a form to connect. #SocialGames #MentalHealth #Pandemic
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Can Time Not Be Stopped? – A Hades II Game Review
Hades II takes players deeper into the underworld as Melinoë, sister of Zagreus, who now faces Chronos in a rogue-like quest that builds on its predecessor’s legacy—does it live up to the myth? #roguelike #hadesii #godlike #roleplaying
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A Classic Tale Unfolds from a Twenty-Year Console – Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Review
In an age filled with remasters and rehashing old ideas, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door still feels fresh. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newcomer to the series, this GameCube classic definitely warrants a place in your library. #Mario #Nintendo #Remaster #RPG
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End is another beginning in Runecairn Wardensaga remastered roleplaying game
Runecairn Wardensaga remastered is a jewel among the new school renaissance tabletop roleplaying games. Based on the simple but lightning-fast mechanics of Cairn, it is a melancholic Viking fantasy at its best. #TabletopRoleplayingGame #nsr #osr #d20
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Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice – Journey Through Darkness to Hell
A harrowing blend of Norse mythology and mental health issues in a gorgeous package.
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Moving From Gratuitous Violence To Diplomacy
Could games be used as systems for a more ethical narrative instead of always opting for violence?
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You died – Journey Through Hardship
A journey to see what You Died and tabletop role-playing games are about.
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Trading Mostly Bullets – A Review of Warhammer 40 000: Rogue Trader
Turn-based combat in a grim, sci-fi future where genocide has become second nature.
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So… What Kind of Hero Robs an Old Lady? A review of Quest for Glory
A classic Sierra adventure game coupled with enjoyable RPG mechanics.
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Spellbound by Virtual Vastness – The Sublime Rediscovered
Can a video game be sublime? Yaeri Kim dove deep into ABZÛ and discovered virtual vastness that took her breath away.