We get a chance to give Stardock Entertainment’s Sorcerer King a spin which is available now on Early Access for PC platforms. While it shows plenty of potential, the 40 dollar price tag makes this one hard to recommend.
AGDQ: Awesome Games Done Quick! The yearly event is in full swing and raising money for the Prevent Cancer Foundation at this very moment. One of gaming’s most positive events is exactly what the community needs to wash off some dismal 2014 moments.
Frontier Development’s Elite: Dangerous features enjoyable gameplay, player-driven story, sharp visuals, and massive world. It is on the cusp of being considered a truly incredible game.
The long awaited return of the hit RPG Valkyria Chronicles arrives on PC. While it features a terrific storyline and the visuals are top notch, the gameplay holds this experience back from being considering a must buy.
This top down, Cyberpunk stealth game from Flat Earth Games is riddled with problems and wasn’t nearly the experience it should have been. We expected more here, a lot more.
Bungie puts a damper on the Christmas spirit as their recently released Destiny expansion, The Dark Below, seriously punishes players who choose not to buy into it.We get it, video games are money makers, but there’s no need to be such a Scrooge about it.
Destiny has received its fair share of criticism since its release. With the upcoming ‘The Dark Below’ expansion set to release next week we can’t help but take notice of some serious things it’s doing wrong. Perhaps Bungie should have looked to Blizzard for some pointers?
This War of Mine deftly crafts an experience like no other. The ravages of war take their toll on soldiers as well as the civilians left in its wake. The goal here is simple: SURVIVE. Unfortunately, that task is much easier said than done.
This simple little puzzle stealth game is a shallow experience but certainly an enjoyable one. At five bucks, we cannot help but question why Sneaky Sneaky isn’t available on mobile devices, where it truly belongs.
A great theme will only take you so far if the story and gameplay don’t follow suit. Unfortunately that is exactly what has happened with Epiphany Games’ “Majestic Nights” and all we’re left with is a huge missed opportunity.
