Goblins and Grottos Review – Charming Aesthetics, Frustrating Controls
Goblins and Grottos’ unique premise and charming characters are undermined by problematic controls and gameplay. Still, worth a look for fantasy fans.
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Total War: Warhammer – The Grim & The Grave Review – Rock Solid Expansion
A great addition to Total War: Warhammer for players of the Vampire and Empire factions featuring new lords, heroes, and units.
Total War: Warhammer ‘Call of the Beastmen’ Review – Far Overpriced for the Content
What little new content ‘Call of the Beastmen’ provides is well presented, but it’s unworthy of its high price. Best wait for a price drop.
Chambara Review – Artistic and Ingenious Multiplayer Experience
Do you miss the days of local multiplayer? We have something for you. Chambara is a unique and wholly entertaining stylish local multiplayer stealth-game.
Full Mojo Rampage Review – Full of Spooky Charm
Full Mojo Rampage is a pleasure to play, full of imagination and charm, even if the gameplay offers little in the way of innovation.
Total War: Warhammer Faction Guide, Tips and Tricks
The world of Total War: Warhammer can be a lot to wrap your head around so we’ve assembled this Warhammer faction guide to get you started.
Hero Defense: Haunted Island Review – Formulaic But Solid
Hero Defense: Haunted Island is a tower defense game in its purest form. It provides polished mechanics and gameplay but does nothing new and ultimately fails to stand out from its peers.
Will Video Games Kill Tabletop Gaming?
Video games and tabletop gaming have long crossed over with each other, but with technology getting better is the D20 going the way of the dodo?
Battle Worlds: Kronos Review – Challenging Your Patience, One Turn at a Time
Battle Worlds: Kronos, from developer King Art Games, jumps to consoles and the result is a challenging, but often frustrating mess.
Dark Souls III – Interactive Poetry, A Powerful Dance with Darkness
Dark Souls III crosses a barrier in gaming that many games aspire to, but few truly succeed at. In the era of debating whether or not games are art, Dark Souls III proves that they truly are.
