A new week, a new frESHlook featuring new takes on some old favorites like the Homefront and Shin Megami Tensei franchises.

Here I am once again in a dark room, I thought to myself. The computer staring back at me had the sequel to a familiar game on its bright screen: Red Barrels' Outlast II. I remembered when I demoed the first game

War can be crazy, but when's the last time you've seen one featuring giant mechs, zombies, and copter cats all in one setting? If your answer was "probably never," then you are in for a battle-filled treat in this year's Super

Mekazoo is a mecha-warrior-animals in a 2-D platform that reminds me so much of Sonic the Hedgehog I’m still humming the theme from Scene 1-1.

Today I have learned that Kitchens can be an effective Horror game setting.

I have been excited about [adult swim games] and Videocult's Rain World ever since it first appeared on Kickstarter in 2014. As an early backer I have seen much of the behind-the-scenes work that has gone into its creation. However

It's not often when a game truly makes you feel like a rock star. Sure, there's Rock Band and Guitar Hero, but what happens if instrument failure occurs and all that works is your microphone? tinyBuild Games' Stage Presence is

Pax East is one the magical times of the year where the team bands together to attack the exhibition floor. This year, Panda decided to walk a less traveled path here in the land of ESH and what did she find? A panel about Psychology – that's what!

It’s hard out there for a disembodied head. But don’t worry, in Headlander you’ve got lasers and a voice in your head to guide you to freedom.

Sometimes you just need to build stuff for the sole purpose of destroying it. Gaijin Entertainment, the same folks behind the brilliantly fun War Thunder, hope to take it to an annihilating level of madness in their upcoming player-vs-player car