Fresh Look columnist Neal Sayatovich this week takes a look at a trio of city builders. And while each one is really unique, they all are able to transport fans of the building genre to a happy place as they transform a barren landscape into a bustling city.
Fresh Look columnist Neal Sayatovich looks at the Borderlands movie trailer again after the CEO of Gearbox says that it will be part of a Borderlands Cinematic Universe. Nothing against aiming high, but Neal wonders if that is a bit of a lofty goal.
Marvel’s Midnight Suns has an interesting history of critical acclaim coupled with far less commercial success. Now, the XCOM-like title is available for most consoles and the PC, and you can even find it on super sale on some platforms like Steam, which makes for a very good deal.
This week Fresh Look columnist Neal Sayatovich celebrates and also breaks down the new Borderlands movie trailer. Yes, the trailer looks amazing, but he’s still just a little hesitant to think that the wackiness of the Borderlands game can translate to the big screen.
Although Fresh Look columnist Neal Sayatovich’s original plan for was to briefly sample Palworld, he now finds himself really enjoying its wacky and strange universe. For Neal, things like sleeping and proper meals will have to wait a bit.
This week Fresh Look columnist Neal Sayatovich is, like millions of other gamers, exploring the bizarre but amazing world of Palworld. He looks toward the future of the title and its surrounding controversies.
When is a sale of classic titles in a cheap bundle not such a hot deal? When the series is F.E.A.R., and you can’t get some of the old titles to run properly on modern hardware. Fresh Look columnist Neal Sayatovich learns that lesson the hard way.
One of the first titles that columnist Neal Sayatovich reviewed for GiN over 13 years ago was F.E.A.R. 3. To celebrate his time with GiN, he goes back in this week’s Fresh Look column and looks at F.E.A.R. 3 again, and the entire series, which also helped to foster his appreciation of horror titles.
The single player campaign for Call of Duty Modern Warfare III is one of the most innovative in the entire series. Gone are the missions on-rails in favor of a more open world environment that gives players choices in completing objectives while also rewarding exploration.
This week Fresh Look columnist Neal Sayatovich enjoys the turn-based, tactical RPG Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy. It features strategic battles, puzzle elements and quests, and there are also large-scale war levels included.
