The new Skylanders: Imaginators allows players to create their very own heroes, and if that was all it did, it would still be awesome. But Imaginators is packed with so much more. Both our adult and kid testers have declared that this is the best Skylanders yet.
Billy is playing Sanguine 2 this week, which is a sequel to a browser game that he originally reviewed three years ago and enjoyed.
If you are looking for one of the most amazing indie games to come out in years, cast your eye towards The Curious Expedition, a sort of a marriage of Scavenger Hunt and Oregon Trail. Get a ticket for this grand adventure!
Mutant Mudds is a challenging and nostalgic trip down console lane for gamers who remember the old SNES days of side-scrolling classics. Whether or not it will be appreciated today is an open question.
Three Parts Dead is another of the interesting stories from the Craft Sequence by Max Gladstone. This time, Gods offer power to distant cities in return for protection from monsters, and other bizarrely cool plots.
Explore a dystopian future where augmented humans are reality but conflict has caused a rift in society. In Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Adam Jensen must discover the true enemies that threaten mankind and uncover secrets to his own mysteries. Choose your own unique gameplay in this stylish action, RPG and shooter.
This week our Time Waster decided to dedicate his free time to a browser game called SG Turturem. Did he make a mistake this week?
Mordheim: City of the Damned is one of the toughest games you’ll ever love. Based on a tabletop game by Games Workshop in 1999, you will find yourself leading a warband through a cursed city fighting for supremacy, and facing perma-death down every dark alley.
How many times can developers take a bite at the apple, or power pill, and still come away with a successful Pac-Man title? Pac-Man Championship Edition 2 doesn’t quite follow that same old formula, but is still pretty fun.
Michael’s back with the latest entry in one of his favorite Urban Fantasy series for his Book Review this week! It’s Rogues, A Demon Accords Novel, by John Conroe!
