Author: Joab Gilroy

Windbound is a survival game with a side of narrative, a procedurally generated island-hopper built off the back of some extremely enjoyable wave-physics that collide with some extremely

As discussed in Episode 528, in lieu of a more formal review (which I am incapable of doing because I am too sweaty at my core) I present

Back at the turn of the century I played a lot of Quake 3 Arena. Like, a lot of it. And if you played a lot of Quake

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>"These people are psychos," quips Dina, my girlfriend, as we make our way through the streets of Seattle. Our faces are covered in blood. It's not

I remember a couple of years ago I played Bloodborne for review. It was difficult. Bloodborne was basically the same as Dark Souls except different. You know, like

Detroit: Become Human is a game about robots that has literally nothing interesting to say about robots. In fact, robots are just a stand-in here — they excuse

As a Blacksmith’s son and one of the few survivors of a ransacked Bohemian village, life is hard. What helps is that your local liege lord sees a

The monochromatic 2D silhouetted art-style of PlayDead's first game, Limbo, captivated many. It set the mood for what (I thought) was a satisfying (if simplistic) retelling of Dante's

It's a topic which comes up every single time a Souls game drops — does the game or series need difficulty settings to make it more palatable to

I wasn’t a fan of Halo 5’s campaign. It’s too short, the AI’s too dumb, the gameplay too tedious for my apparently short attention span. It was a