The idea of taking the entirety of 2017 and narrowing it down to five games that sum up just how brilliant the year was can be a terrifying venture. We recorded our game of the year podcast this week and coming up with a collective top ten was no easy feat either. After a lot of overthinking and…
Life is Strange isn’t it? Imagine that you’ve set up a studio to focus on story driven games and you’re shopping some ideas around to publishers. Then imagine that one of these publishers, oh say SquareEnix for instance, says “how would you like to work on a follow-up to Life is Strange instead?” Almost sounds…
Like anything that ends on a good cliffhanger, Hell is Empty picks up minutes after Brave New World.
If you knew what the future held would you still want to live through the present? While Chloe, at this point, is unaware of the tragic events that are to come, anyone who was played through the first game knows what young Chloe has yet to live through. This never takes away from the sense of…
Making a sequel to a beloved franchise is always risky business. And the only thing that is riskier than making a sequel to a film or video game is making a prequel. A prequel must recapture the magic of the original as well as introduce new ideas to set it apart. All of that while leading up to a story of which we already know the beginning, middle and end. Developer Deck Nine was charged with the task of going back 3 years prior to the events in Life is Strange and reintroducing us to Arcadia Bay and the people that inhabit it.
I’ve always been very loyal to the things that I love, almost to a fault. I love every single Star Wars Film. Was Anakin annoying as a kid? Sure he was. Yet I loved every minute of that pod racing future Dark Lord’s story. With that being said I played Remember Me last generation and,…
iTunes Google Play Gaming news. Relevant discussion. Unapologetically off topic. This week on Adventure Mode, Dustin and Brandon break down all of the E3 2017 press conferences.
