Bethesda rose from its humble, Where’s Waldo origins, to become one of gaming’s industry titans. This year’s E3 will continue the new tradition of Bethesda hosting its own mini-conference, affectionately called BE3. Rumors abound around this tight-lipped developer, but possible leaks are too tantalizing to ignore. Here’s a few predictions for what’s sure to be an exciting installment of BE3
Touted as a relaxing and interactive escape to get you pleasantly lost, Shape of the World is a living, almost breathing work of art. One that is painted on the screen in front of your eyes as your explore every corner of the world.
Imagine yourself surveying a museum full of artifacts and relics of a time gone by. A time, in fact, that you wish you could have been a part of in its heyday. Further, imagine that you are making your way toward competing in a trial that embodies the spirit of that time and allows certain abilities to be within your reach.
YIIK: A Post Modern RPG might possibly have the most interestingly strange plot since Oxenfree. Set in 1999, YIIK is a turn-based Japanese style RPG that sends you on a quest in search of a woman who mysteriously vanished from your presence while you were taking an unexpectedly life-changing ride on an elevator. Yeah. It’s a…
It’s ridiculous to think about, but the Nintendo Switch is turning one year old this week. Can you believe it has been a whole year already? It feels like just yesterday that pre-orders went live and we had to choose between grey and neon Joy-Cons. Perhaps you waited a bit after launch to see if this would…
After a highly successful Kickstarter campaign and numerous console releases, Red Hook Studios’ has brought Darkest Dungeon to the Nintendo Switch. Combining RPG dungeon crawling with XCOM like permadeath, along with a dark and dreary ascetic, Darkest Dungeon is tough, unforgiving and will continue to punish you when you’re down. Despite it’s high difficulty, you’ll find yourself wanting to come back and give it another go.
Forget toys to life. Nintendo just took it to the next level with games to life. Their new product, dubbed Labo, is a new cardboard DIY peripheral that kids can build and use to interact with their games. You read that correctly, Nintendo has figured out a way to charge you for cardboard and all…
“Mother. Father. Always you wrestle inside me.” This quote from Terrence Malick’s 2011 film The Tree of Life came to mind quite often during my play through of InnerSpace.
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…
We talk about A Way Out, finally check out What Remains of Edith Finch, and express our disappointment in Ni No Kuni being pushed back.
