Gaming Previews

Embracing Your Inner Grognard with Grimoire: Heralds of the Winged Exemplar

November 24, 2018 by Robert Grosso

It is honestly hard to quantify how much I both love and hate Grimoire: Legends of the Winged Exemplar. On the one hand, it faithfully re-creates the style of a…

The Lost Legends of Redwall Are Worth Digging Up

November 23, 2018 by Samuel Guglielmo

When I was a kid I remember being enthralled by Redwall. It was like an awesome fantasy book, only with a bunch of mice. Adorable! Brian Jacques’ books always manage…

Game Dev Studio Is a Proper Game Making Management Game

November 22, 2018 by Max Moeller

Game development requires drastic attention to detail. Good game design demands each aspect of every mechanic sees polish and that the chunks work together. This means that a game about…

Taking Risks Has Never Felt Better In Heat Signature

November 21, 2018 by Marcus Hansson

The fantasy that Heat Signature caters to is powerful. You’re a space mercenary, infiltrating large procedurally generated ships with your stealthy pod and taking down enemies from a top-down perspective,…

HoPiKo’s Speed Platforming is Sweet Stuff

November 20, 2018 by Samuel Guglielmo

When it comes to speed platforming, Super Meat Boy is king. The game basically wrote all the rules that future indie speed platformers would try to follow. I’ve seen a…

Mugsters Is an Action-Packed Abstract Puzzler

November 19, 2018 by Max Moeller

I intentionally went into Mugsters with no knowledge of the plot. While I played a snippet of the game at E3, my attention was drawn by both the minimalist, colorful…

Confusion and Bugs Lead to HEVN’s Fall

November 18, 2018 by Trevor Whalen

Story-focused, atmospheric first-person space games come from a proud design lineage. There are classics like System Shock, recent releases like Prey, Alien: Isolation, Metroid Prime and everything in-between. In these games, players…

Scythe Digital is Full of Art and Soul

November 17, 2018 by Adam Potts

Even in the busiest of seasons, smaller games deserve some attention. In that spirit, welcome to Month of Coverage Club. Come back each day in November for a full-length impressions piece…

Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition HD Exists and I Don’t Know Why You’d Play It

November 16, 2018 by Samuel Guglielmo

Even in the busiest of seasons, smaller games deserve some attention. In that spirit, welcome to Month of Coverage Club. Come back each day in November for a full-length impressions piece…

Legrand Legacy Wants To Show You How Much It Loves Classic JRPGs

November 15, 2018 by Dan Hodges

Even in the busiest of seasons, smaller games deserve some attention. In that spirit, welcome to Month of Coverage Club. Come back each day in November for a full-length impressions piece…