Almost no series has quite as strong a fanbase as Dragon Ball Z. And while there is a lot for longtime fans to love in the latest release, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, this is also a perfect jumping in spot for those who want to check it out for the first time.
Chris Spivey is best known for his award-winning RPG Harlem Unbound. Now this African-American war veteran is taking on the weird west with the Haunted West RPG, a game we hope to be able to play very soon.
Cord cutters who want to get ultra HD television and the ability to stream the latest games can look no farther than the new NVIDIA Shield TV device. Our reviewer puts it to the test for both games and television, and comes away highly impressed.
Short on time or can’t get together with your friends every Tuesday night for Magic: The Gathering fun? Say no more. Magic: ManaStrike is like Magic: The Gathering in a fast-paced, real-time strategy game you can play on your smartphone.
Crying Suns was released without a lot of hype or fanfare, but has been building up a community of loyal players anyway. The game is a sci-fi adventure filled with tactical space battleship combat, role-playing, a mystery to solve and legions of bloodthirsty space pirates.
Conglomerate 451 is a just released game that somehow combines a cyberpunk world dripping with atmosphere with what could be considered a traditional dungeon crawler. It makes for a unique and rewarding experience that is available for a budget price.
We’ve all played deep MMOs on the computer, but what about on your phone? This week the Modern Gamer checks out Black Desert Mobile, the portable version of the popular PC online RPG. Will it cast a similarly powerful spell?
Crossroads Inn has a lot of potential to be a fun business simulation where medieval travelers come to your ever-growing establishment for mead and mayhem. Unfortunately, the AI path-finding seems to have the black plague, which seriously dampens the fun.
One of the most player-accessible puzzle games we have reviewed in a long time, LUNA The Shadow Dust is a fully hand-animated point-and-click adventure brought to life through wordless storytelling, beautiful cinematics and a breathtaking original soundtrack.
Are you bored with everyday life? Need a boost? Pick up Paranoia! It’s a game where the average worker-gamer gets introduced to a whole new parody of gaming in slapstick frustration. It’s weird, wild, weird again, and a little wonderful.
