Sometimes I set out to review a game and things just don’t work out. Last month I was given the opportunity to check out Insomnia: The Ark, a new sci-fi RPG from Mono Studio.  After playing through Finding Light, I was ready for something more…

When Christopher Obritsch showed his daughter his favorite classic arcade game, Ghouls N’ Ghosts, young Madelyn Obritsch became entranced by the game. She would make her father replay her favorite level and watch as he, the hero, slayed the monsters and the — in her…

After the snowy start to Red Dead Redemption 2, the game opens up once players get to the first camp site, a small area on the outskirts of Valentine called Horseshoe Overlook. This is the first area where many of the game’s systems are introduced…

Even though I grew up reading about Black Panther in my dad’s old Avengers comic books, his little sister, Shuri, was a character I had never heard of until she appeared in the Black Panther movie. She instantly became one of my favorite parts of…

Six years ago, when FTL: Faster Than Light released it seemed like everyone was playing it. The game was very well received and it spread from PC to iOS devices, where it was equally loved. While there’s a good chance you played FTL at some…

Finding Light is the newest game in a trio of games called The Ambrose Saga  from indie game developer Joshua Keith. There is no website for the game (just the Steam page), nor could I find a Twitter account for the developer, which was a…

Defiant Development, the team behind Hand of Fate 2 (which I really liked) just revealed some new content that will likely interest fans of the game, as well as players who tried the game but found the combat lacking. There are a lot of layers…

I’ve never tried to get into Dark Souls. I actually bought the second game in the series but I don’t think I actually played it more than once (not through any fault of the game’s, I was just more interested in playing Smite with my…

Aloft Studios set a pretty clear, and ambitious, goal with what they want their new top-down adventure game, Hazelnut Bastille to be: Hazelnut Bastille, “…seeks to continue the great lineage of superior design from the mid 90’s— the moment in time when mainstream 2D titles…

Two years ago, during the exciting first days of Pokemon Go’s release, National Geographic wrote an article, “Can Pokemon Go Get Players Into National Parks?” The idea at the time didn’t seem too….Farfetch’d…after all, people were taking the game outside and likely discovering local public…