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Killing Floor: Incursion – Review (PSVR)

Phil Neyman09 mins

Killing Floor: Incursion is one of the most immersive games to date on Sony’s young VR platform. An impressive feet for a franchise that started as nothing more than a mod of Unreal Tournament over a decade ago. At first glance it looks like an easy game to pigeon hole, but the deeper you dive into Killing Floor: Incursion the more you find exactly how much is below the surface. The best way to describe the game is by starting off with the obvious – Resident Evil. Stopping there though wouldn’t do it justice at all. If it’s one part Resident Evil you could also say that Incursion is equal parts Unreal Tournament, Assassin’s Creed, and The Vanishing of Ethan Carter all rolled into a nice and neat, functioning, VR package.

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Tomb Towers – Review (PC)

Phil Neyman05 mins

Tomb Towers is a puzzle adventure game that has you exploring rooms in various towers searching for the evil Necromancer with hopes of finding him and presenting him to the king. Gameplay is fairly simple – moving from room to room you’ll find yourself exploring each level collecting coins and keys in order to advance to the next room.

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Handsome & Humble: June Issue

Josh Thompson06 mins

Handsome & Humble: June Issue Handsome & Humble is an ongoing series from Handsome Phantom about the games in the Humble Monthly Bundle. Humble Monthly is subscription service ($12 per month) from Humble that give subscribers a bundle of PC games each month. There are always some AAA titles, as well as a handful of indie…

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You Only Live Once

Sabrina "Boo" Stewart034 mins

ALL THE THINGS THAT COULD’VE BEEN Choices. Who hasn’t looked at a pivotal moment in their life and wondered, “What if…?” What would have happened if I’d taken that job in Sacramento? What would my life be like if I’d settled down with my high school sweetheart instead of going away to college? Would I…

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Pit People – Review (Xbox One)

Dustin Furman05 mins

The Behemoth, a studio known for its own unique wacky style, has returned for its fourth title, a turn-based strategy game. Pit People has players creating a squad to battle it out on a hexagonal battlefield.

A giant bear has made contact with the Earth’s surface, creating a post-apocalyptic world. You start as a blueberry farmers named Horatio, who’s defending his family from a group of cannibal. Despite his best efforts, his house is crush by the giant bear, thus starting his journey for revenge.

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The Thin Silence – Review (PC)

Dave Lambden011 mins

We see quite often in our daily lives people who have been through troubling or even traumatizing experiences that find ways to talk about the mental struggle they’ve been through. Some become public speakers, other write books and music – whatever medium can be used to express themselves and bring awareness to the things we don’t…

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