It's been nearly a year since Telltale Games introduced us to Jesse, Petra, and the rest of the Order of the Stone in their take of the Minecraft world. We have seen a great mixture of highs and lows within

First thing's first: no, you don't need to play the entirety of Shin Megami Tensei IV to dive into this Apocalypse follow-up. However, if you want to know the importance of the likes of Flynn, Isabeau, and the rest of

Turning any kind of licensed series into a video game always seems like a veritable minefield of expectations from both fans and license holders. Landing that perfect balance isn't impossible, but it's usually the exception and not the rule. Since

Prior to playing Valley, my only exposure to the developer Blue Isle Studios was their take on the Slender Man with Slender: The Arrival. While certain parts of that game were scary, it really did more to fuel my imagination

When playing something like The Legend of Zelda or Final Fantasy, we tend to overlook the little people of these worlds that help to push the heroes onto their journey. What of these non-playable characters that do their day-to-day tasks

Like it or not, Hatsune Miku has become a global phenomenon. Playing to sold-out shows across the world, touring alongside Lady Gaga, and sponsoring the likes of Louis Vutton and Good Smile Racing, Miku's presence in the entertainment realm is

Armikrog. was the very first thing I ever backed on Kickstarter. As a fan of Doug TenNapel's classic The Neverhood, the thought of getting spiritual successor was like music to my ears. The success of said Kickstarter gave me hope

Sometimes, a franchise king hides in the shadows while the other contenders vie for the spotlight. In the fighting realm, the likes of Street Fighter, Tekken, and Mortal Kombat have clamored for the title of being the absolute best. Meanwhile,

King Regis Casts Thundaga I've seen it all. I've seen The Spirits Within. I've seen Advent Children. I've even seen some of Unlimited. Square Enix has tried, failed, dusted off and tried again to have success outside of game development. There's

Originally released in 2011 on PC, Hard Reset was Flying Wild Hog's first foray into the video gaming realm. Since that time, the Poland-based developers has made a name for themselves with their critically-acclaimed Shadow Warrior remake. While we wait