Horror Fighter ‘Omen of Sorrow’ is Spooky Punchy Fun
Omen of Sorrow looks to scare up some fun in a brand new fighting game, and we got to take a peek at it via a recent demo. This monster mash could be a sleeper hit.
Jason Fanelli
Jason Fanelli is a freelance journalist hailing from suburban Philadelphia, where he lives with his wife and daughter. He's been writing about the video games since he graduated college in 2009, going full time freelance in 2012. Fighting games are his thing, but he'll play anything once. Check out his full portfolio of words at www.jasonfanelli.com/portfolio. Outside of games he's a diehard Philly sports fan (a nice one, don't worry), wrestling aficionado, and craft beer drinker.
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The Council – Episode 3 “Ripples” Review – The Power of Conversation
“Ripples” took my every criticism of “Hide and Seek’s” core experience and fixed it, focusing more on The Council’s incredible dialogue system than the puzzles of the manor. The real problem is in the game’s myriad technical issues, which seem to be growing in scope as each chapter releases.
Defiance 2050 Review – From Mediocre TV Show to Mediocre MMO
Defiance 2050 tries to make an MMO mountain out of a cancelled TV show’s molehill, and while there are some things to cheer the game ultimately falls a little flat.
20XX Review – Not The Classic You’re Expecting
20XX conjures a lot of feelings from yesteryear, bringing back the shoot-em-up platformers of old while adding new and interesting wrinkles to the formula. However, some of those wrinkles hinder the goal of creating a “classic” feel more than they foster it.
Starlink: Battle for Atlas Will Bring Toys-to-Life Back From The Dead
Starlink: Battle for Atlas blew us away at E3 2018, surprising us with an ingenious toys-to-life solution and some deep and fun gameplay. This could be a big one, folks.
EA Play 2018 Press Conference Underwhelms, Was Cringy But Featured a Couple of Gems
E3 2018 unofficially kicked-off with the EA Play 2018 Press Conference. It featured a few nice surprises but a lot of underwhelming reveals. Jason gives letter grades to each reveal.
The Banner Saga Switch Review – An Awesome PC Port
The Banner Saga comes to Nintendo Switch via a fantastic and faithful port, with its dire tale of survival and strategy completely intact. It plays well, it looks fantastic, and every battle and dialogue choice is here for the taking.
Runner3 Review – Tons of Fun On The Run
Runner3 is a old idea with a fresh coat of paint, but that idea still brings a lot of fun to the table. The challenge is real without seeming too difficult, despite being a bit monotonous. Runner3 is yet another terrific indie game that deserves everyone’s attention.
The Council Episode 2 – Hide and Seek Review – Don’t Blink!
The Council Episode 2 – Hide and Seek begins to turn up the heat on the story, giving more insight into all of these characters, though it was over much too quickly.
Shantae: Half Genie Hero Review – New Magic in Old Ideas
Shantae: Half-Genie Hero makes new soup out of old ingredients, and while the game is definitely a fun romp we would have liked a little more originality in gameplay.
