Vampire The Masquerade fans are no longer hurting for content, as quite a few interactive novels and text adventures have come out over past couple years to slake that hunger. Sins of the Sires is one of the newest, although it’s a bit rough around the edges.
Created in conjunction with the Cook Inlet Tribal Council, the Never Alone: Arctic Collection offers much to like, from the sheer beauty of the game to the exploration of deep Inupiat culture. It also has a fantastic theme with a strong emphasis on generational wisdom.
Aircraft Carrier Survival gives players command of the king of the seaborne battlefield, a powerful and complex United States aircraft carrier fighting during World War II. And yet somehow, the game keeps things accessible for players of any skill level.
Triangle Strategy is an excellent Strategy RPG addition to the Switch library, offering a more balanced experience than many others available on the platform. It also features deep storytelling where choices really do matter.
In Kaiju Wars, you get to play as those really outclassed military units that are famous in Japanese monster movies for acting as cannon fodder for Godzilla and his friends. Will you fare better, or just taste better?
The Rune Factory RPG series from developer Hakama has a long history of providing gamers with a platform to fight, farm and craft their way to victory. Rune Factory 5 continues that grand tradition in style.
Warpips offers quick and tactical battles where two cartoon armies clash over a deserted no-man’s land sitting in between. It’s one part tower defense, one-part real-time strategy and one-part unique wargaming fun.
City building games are all the rage these days, but they can sometimes become just as stressful as wargames. That won’t happen with Dorfromantik, a board game like experience which offers one of the most relaxing builders around.
We braved the radioactive and monster-filled wastes of the Chernobylite adventure game on the PC. And with success there, the game has been ported over to consoles, including next-generation ones. We pick up the action over there in this review.
The barriers to entry for anyone looking to get into streaming video games or starting their own Twitch or YouTube channel can seem pretty high. But the Toucan W100 offers a low-cost, high-quality camera to anchor those efforts.
