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Anyone who’s owned a cat can tell you that they are hide and seek champions, putting Waldo and Carmen Sandiego to shame.

Today in games I've been eying for a while: a game with a plot that we are getting uncomfortably close to.

When I bought the 1,700+ itch.io bundle, I had no clue how to handle it. Where on Earth would I find time for all these games? How do I even start?

Coming to terms with someone’s passing is always difficult, even if you weren’t that close to them.

If you've ever waited for the last minute to buy a gift for someone, you know it can be a bit of a stressful situation.

In 1954, Alfred Hitchcock put out Rear Window, a mystery thriller about a man who breaks his leg and, with little left to do, spends all day looking

Sometimes I feel nostalgic for school clubs, especially when they’d all gather together for special events to promote themselves and recruit new

Trespassing is a crime. Like, an actual legal crime, but also there are some places you don't trespass for good reasons.

I always enjoy seeing an indie team's take on RPGs. It leads to some impressively creative efforts, the kind that reinvigorate my love for the genre.

I figure writing a children's book is one of those things that's a lot harder than it actually seems.

It's always hard to leave home. It's a lesson I learned a few years ago when I moved down the East Coast from the hell pit known as New Jersey to the

When you load up a game entitled Hypergalactic Psychic Table Tennis 3000, you know you're in for a ride.

Platformers are almost as old as modern video games. It was a platformer that launched the console that saved the industry.

There are many subjects that games don't usually touch, and suicide tends to be a bigger one.

Sometimes I just want a good story. I also want to pay the price of "absolutely nothing." That seems reasonable, right?

I never knew how much I wanted a new Solitaire game to play until I was trapped at my parent's house with only an (actually really good) Windows

I did not think I'd be writing about accessible iterations of Breakout twice in less than a month, but Sky Racket wasn't on my radar until very

You ever like a game that you're no good at? You can see others master the mechanics on a whim, but you just keep pounding away at the first few

I've loved solitaire ever since my Grandad taught me the game when I was young.

Thinking about the genre of point-and-click adventures will almost immediately conjure up memories of obtuse, maybe even ridiculous puzzles.

Stygian: Of or relating to the River Styx. One of the rivers of the underworld in Greek mythology, the River Styx was the boundary between Earth and

Making a video game is probably one of the toughest things you can do. Making a video game about the difficulties of making the video game you're

The American frontier has always been a romantic place full of adventure, danger, and majestic wonder. Wild West and Wizards take

I've been playing video games for the better part of 30 years and it's safe to say that I have a broad range of experiences in the medium.

Collectible card games can be a lot of fun. Especially if you don't have to worry about actually spending money on cards.

I love spooky games. And I love cute games. After catching my eye on a random sale, I realized The Witch’s House MV was both spooky and cute, and I

I rarely review, preview or even go within 10 feet of platformers. Why? Because I generally suck at them. However, I do love pixel art and cute

Usually, I’m skeptical of tacked on prequels that come out after the initial material has made a boatload of money - Star Wars, for example, and

Creature collecting is a thriving piece of the RPG marketplace.

Spiderweb Software is not a household name, but it is well known in the RPG community.

AtmaSphere is a game about balls. Namely a big, lovesick ball named Ballard and his bewitching beau Ballerina.

From the first second I laid my eyes on it I knew I needed to play Anarcute.

If you like 2D Sonic the Hedgehog games but wouldn’t mind the super speed being toned down in favor of more platforming, Polyroll will offer you an

My wife and I burn through couch co-op games like a race car burns through tires.

I consider myself a fan of first-person horror. Going into Visage, I assumed I would be pulled into another dreadfully nerve-wracking experience that

Caves can be terrifying. Probably due to the fact that they're pitch dark and full of weird sounds.

I think it's fair to say that there are quite a few gamers who might consider some gaming companies out there a little bit... evil.

When indie developer Whale Rock Games released, We Are The Dwarves in 2016, the idea behind it intrigued me, as I originally thought the game would

There are few game series out there that really cater to the demands for history buffs, as most titles tend to take massive liberties to historical

AVARIAvs is a unique competitive, turn-based RPG battle game.

Sometimes, games are just weird. You get oddball concepts or mechanics that you don’t expect to work, but often do thanks in part to their charm.

I fancy myself something of a detective based on the erroneous number of cold case shows and British crime dramas I've consumed.

There are a lot of games that take themselves very seriously. Some do it because of their themes, others due to the message that the creator wants to

About a month ago, I was idly browsing through Twitter when i came across a rather strange game called Wilmot's Warehouse.

Years ago during grade school, there were only a few games you could play that wouldn't be blocked by some sort of website filter.

Dread and fear gnaw at me every time I start exploring a new first-person horror game. Why do I keep doing this? I need to learn my lesson.

This week, Coverage Club takes to the skies with Songbird Symphony and then ventures into the stars with some George Lucas-inspired pinball. Let's