Reminiscing about past memories can be a strange feeling, certain things can stand out and scare you. Or they can bring up happy memories, but some of those instances can be surreal to imagine. Being in control of these memories…
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Guacamelee 2 Preview
Guacamelee was mine, and I think many folks’ introduction to Drinkbox and their incredible style, and after finishing up Severed, they’ve returned to the franchise with Guacamelee 2. I got to sit down with one of the developers and play…
Below Preview: Surviving All These Years
The last time I played Below was almost four years ago. PAX East 2014 was the first time it was playable, and as Capybara Games has always made odd, specific games that appeal to me almost on a frighteningly direct…
City of Brass Preview
Hearing tales of a lost, cursed city made you curious as a child, leaving you wanting to explore it in person. City of Brass is a game in which you are tasked with this, finding your way around a city…
Overland Preview: Exciting Survival
The realm of turn based strategy and survival games are completely foreign to me. From afar, they’ve always looked too complex and intimidating. There have been times when the look or swagger of a game in the category grabbed me,…
My Memory of Us Preview
A year ago I wrote that My Memory of Us promised to tell us a beautiful, charmed, and dark story of friendship set in the midst of an allegory of the second World War. One year later that promise seems…
Travis Strikes Again No More Heroes Preview: A Promising Return
Although this upcoming entry in the No More Heroes series is considered more of a spin off, fans of the previous games can find a lot to enjoy in Travis Strikes Again. The demo I got hands on time with…
Shovel Knight: King of Cards Preview
Losing the only thing you know is devastating and can upset your world, making you question the place you held. This is the premise in the next add-on for Yacht Club Games’ Shovel Knight. You play as King Knight, the…
Code Vein Preview: Style Goes a Long Way
I think to start off by saying, “Okay, Code Vein is kind of anime Dark Souls” can come off as too reductive. And to some extent, it is. But I think to get you in the headspace of what Code…
Yakuza 6 Impressions: My First Time in Kamurocho
Yakuza 6 just so happens to be my first trip to the Yakuza world, and it’s been an incredibly enlightening experience.
Preview: Light Fall’s Summoning & Platforming
A new and tricky platformer from Bishop Games.
PAX East Follow Ups: Flint Hook, Sundered, & Chasm
Alex makes the rounds on three of his most anticipated indie games coming this year.