We fully recap Telltale’s Game of Thrones series as we play through it episode by episode. Inside we detail the story alongside the decisions we’ve made. Check next week as we dive into epidose two.
Developer Rogue Factor turns the tabletop strategy game, Mordheim: City of the Damned into a faithfully adapted digital version. It’s not without quirks but it’s a solid adaptation worth looking at.
Sword Coast Legends makes every effort to emulate its predecessors but ultimately ends up falling short of recreating a memorable D&D tabletop experience.
This directors cut does add some new elements to Wasteland 2; however, it most likely isn’t enough for previous owners to consider it a must have.
Legacy of the Void is the standalone conclusion to the StarCraft II trilogy and is set to launch this winter. We jumped into the prologue to give you a glimpse of what you can expect this November.
Double Fine has always been know for injecting a certain amount of bizarre quirkiness into their games. Now pepper in some ‘Game of Thrones’ built on an XCOM style turn-based gameplay mechanic and you’ve got Massive Chalice.
Magnetic: Cage Closed drops you into the role of a prisoner serving time for past crimes in an ever-changing prison with chambers that shift in random patterns. While the magnetic gun is cool, we hoped for a better overall experience.
In Lost Orbit you play an astronaut who is struggling to return home due to his lack of resources. Your goal is to survive hopeless conditions, and the game’s audio which needs to be muted. Despite all of its potential, Lost Orbit remains mostly forgettable.
A quirky paint job can’t cover up what is mostly a fairly simple puzzle game with twists that don’t add much to the experience. A washed out and nonsensical story sadly sullies the game even further by refusing to let the puzzles just stand on their own.
We get an early look at Rooms: The Unsolvable Puzzle and while it has a uniquely pleasing look to it we’re still waiting for the difficulty to be ramped up to back up that ‘unsolvable’ claim. Still, early in it’s an enjoyable puzzler that the more casual set will surely enjoy.
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