Welcome to the town of Shivercliff, where your nightmares come alive. In Husk, players explore the abandoned town and surroundings looking for clues to its mystery while surviving the monsters and strangeness. This first person survival horror will play with your psyche as you relive the memories of former Shivercliff resident Matthew Palmer.
This week out residential Time Waster is hitting the virtual lanes in Doodle Bowling, but he’s really not all that into it. Find out why rolling all strikes every time makes this Time Waster a bit of a gutter ball.
Fight the reptiloid invaders and defend Earth from annihilation in the fun and exciting real-time strategy game Earth Liberation. Players are challenged by a relentless reptilian army as they build defenses, complete objectives, and train a large Marine Resistance force. It’s a challenging but rewarding battlefield.
Everyone loves the Pathfinder Tales novels, being as close to a pen and paper or videogame role-playing experience as you can get. Here is our second take look at a good one, Pathfinder Tales: Through the Gate in the Sea.
The Steins;Gate 0 game is one of the type of visual novels where gameplay is sort of like those classic Choose Your Own Adventure books. Bridging the gap between books and games, they may appeal to readers and players.
Star Trek: The Jackal’s Trick is so engrossing that it’s hard to put down. Especially for Trek fans, this one has got it all, angry Klingons, Picard at the helm of the Enterprise, Riker and his wife Dianna Troi plus Worf and Geordie La Forge.
For Honor creates an endless conflict between some of history’s most valiant warriors: knights, samurai and Vikings. The genius thing about the game is that the largest battles always come down to a series of deadly duels and small-combat actions.
This week Billy is checking out a Digimon Heroes on his smartphone and he’s really hoping it’ll live up to his expectations as a Digimon fan.
For those who appreciate puzzle games, Semispheres is one of the most innovative we’ve seen in a while. It’s calm and serene on the surface, but it’s challenges are downright diabolical once you get behind that pretty facade.
The World Walker perfectly blends sci-fi and fantasy in a tale about the birth of magic in our world. Considering few books mix that so seamlessly, it makes for a great read despite a few overused clichés.
