The Best Game Released This Year Is One You Haven’t Played Yet By Matthew Byrd • December 22nd, 2016 “Look within yourself and identify what kind of gamer you really are. What kind of titles do you truly care about?”
More Than A Beautiful Mind: Autism In Watch Dogs 2 By Matt Sayer • December 21st, 2016 Autism isn’t as black and white as movies and TV make it seem. In Watch Dogs 2, the diverse and nuanced condition receives the respect it deserves.
Dating a Handsome Stallion as a Blushing Office Lady By Khee Hoon Chan • December 20th, 2016 “While she didn’t find a prince like she imagined, she inevitably found love in another being: an utterly irresistible horse, with moves as smooth as Jagger.”
On the Necessity of Bombast By David Shimomura • December 19th, 2016 “Now, for the first time, I understand the importance of the yearly, over the top, Michael Bay-rific explosion fest.”
The Moment I Embraced Being A Villain in Tyranny By Charles Singletary • December 16th, 2016 Tyranny is an RPG that employs you as a judge within an evil empire. In games with similar concepts there’s redemption to be had, but not here. This is how I came to terms with that.
The Robo-Animal Circus Grand Prix By Jose Cardoso • December 16th, 2016 “As for the wacky robotic-animals-as-stunt-performers premise of Excitebots: Trick Racing? It’s on its own plane.”
The Games I’m Forcing My Captive Family to Play This Holiday Season By Sam Desatoff • December 15th, 2016 “Games are a great way to stem that holiday stress and bring joy back to the season.”
A Digital Home For The Holidays By Matthew Byrd • December 15th, 2016 “What I wanted was a place where I could bask in the spirit of the season without feeling like a complete outsider.”
Are Games Really Better With Friends? By Matt Sayer • December 13th, 2016 Watching a bad movie with good friends can be a blast, but it doesn’t make the movie any less awful. Shouldn’t the same rule apply to games?
