Our Fresh Look Columnist is a huge fan of classic Disney games, having played them for hours on end as a child on her Sega Genesis. Now she gets to relive those glory days with a bundle that brings The Lion King, Jungle Book and Aladdin together on the PC, PlayStation, Xbox or Switch.
Created by the acclaimed team behind the Danganronpa series, Death Come True is an interactive movie and a thrill ride about a man who wakes up with no memory, and a whole lot of problems.
Our intrepid Fresh Look columnist takes a gander at eight very impressive upcoming games that she didn’t know she needed to play before she found out about them. Perhaps you all will find a new gem to add to your own list this week.
Team-based esports is back on the field: GIANTS Software kicks-off Farming Simulator League (FSL) Season 4. The first tourney begins on May 14.
This week Vincent dives deep into the distant video game past to relive a treasured childhood memory. We are talking about Lost Kingdoms on the Nintendo Gamecube, an RPG that was both ahead and behind its time.
This week our newest columnist Michelle Sayatovich keeps the mobile balls rolling with a look at five more games that really should make the jump to PC and consoles. It’s fun in the palm of your hand again this week, so grab your iOS or Android phone and come play along.
This week our intrepid Save State columnist goes deep down the RPG rabbit hole by diving into the entire Danganronpa series. The new Danganronpa Decadence Nintendo Switch pack contains all four games from the series, so we hope you have lot of time.
New columnist Michelle Sayatovich is also a newish gamer. She plans to look at games with a fresh perspective and find fun titles to play for anyone regardless of their skill level. This week it’s all about mobile titles that may also jump to PC and consoles.
This week our Save State Columnist battles water main breaks, power failures and rogue city tree cutters to try and get some gaming in. It was almost as difficult as an Elden Ring boss, but he finally got to play Steel Assault and Rune Factory 5.
This week Neal looks at the potential gaming changes after the success of Elden Ring and if AAA games are going to try and create more Elden Ring clones.
