Back in 2016, our Modern Gamer columnist Marie Brownhill was a big fan of Pokemon Go. She tried it again recently and was amazed with the updates and changes that have been made over the years.
Developer Guerrilla has released the Burning Shores DLC for the second title in the Horizon series, which takes players to a post-apocalyptic Los Angeles for even more adventures in a flooded, overgrown machine-ravaged and lava covered landscape.
The “Tales From the Box” book brings readers 24 amazing stories packed with both fantasy and supernatural horror. Each tale is well crafted, character driven, and can be enjoyed over a long sitting or when readers have only a few minutes to devote to the joy of reading.
This week our intrepid Modern Gamer Marie Brownhill puts on some virtual hiking boots and goes deep into the woods in Forest Ranger Simulator, where she builds bridges, collects tons of trash and becomes a true guardian of the forest.
Eschewing the normal linear nature of full-motion-video games, Murderous Muses instead offers up a randomized world where players can put their investigative and puzzle-cracking skills to the test to solve a different murder mystery every time.
This week Modern Gamer Marie Brownhill constructs a review on TerraScape, a deck based city builder and puzzle title that allows players to build their own impressive cities. It’s currently available in Early Access for Steam and GoG.
The original Resident Evil 4 was a highpoint for the popular franchise, and now Capcom has remade the classic survival horror adventure from the ground up for a thoroughly modern take that is pretty close to perfect for fans of the genre.
Munchkin is a beloved classic card game that is very popular with role-players. It offers a perfect mix of hilarious items, spells and monsters to collect and fight, and highly competitive gameplay. And it’s now available on Steam as Munchkin Digital, with mobile versions incoming soon.
Escape from The Red Planet incorporates aspects of FPS and resource management and requires quick thinking and reactionary gameplay. The year is 1979 and the Martians are not too happy at the disturbance of a space explorer who crash landed on their planet, which leads to some epic defensive fights in this uniquely focused tower defense battler.
Bleak Faith: Forsaken takes a lot of inspiration from Dark Souls, but changes it up in key ways relating to hit boxes and dodging, as well as adding new monsters like robots, steampunk abominations, knights, giants and crazy centipede creatures to the usual enemy mix.
