Halo 2’s Story Made This FPS Franchise Legendary
Halo is renowned for its gameplay and is deserving of those accolades. However, the franchise’s universe and lore, particularly in Halo 2, which make it truly legendary.
Donkey Kong Country 3: How a Map Makes All the Difference
Donkey Kong Country 3’s map is one of the genre’s greatest and most overlooked accomplishments. Let’s discuss why!
Sin and Punishment Is a Meditation on Efficient Ambition
Sin and Punishment is easily one of Nintendo’s most underappreciated titles. Here’s why the fifth-gen shooter deserves to sit among the greats.
Finding the DNA of Fable in Kynseed
Fable is retro now, and there’s a Fable 4 on the way. Instead of talking about that though, let’s talk about a game with similar aspirations: Kynseed.
20 Years Later, Halo: Combat Evolved is Still an Astonishing Adventure
Halo redefined the FPS genre, and two decades after its release the first title still holds up as a monolithic entry in gaming history
Cozy Grove and Building on Inspiration in Indie Gaming
With comfortable (cozy, casual,) gaming taking on its own identity in the community, let’s take a look at what makes Cozy Grove the perfect blend of new ideas and familiar content.
Iron Meat Demo First Impressions
Run-and-gun retro-inspired shooter Iron Meat has a demo with two levels of loud guitars and enough pixelated violence to upset your parents. Let’s check it out.
Death’s Door Preview – An Adventure Worth Getting Your Claws On
This is a Zelda-like you should keep an eye on, as Death’s Door brings fresh takes to the action-adventure formula.
Steam Summer Sale Highlights: Indies with Near-Infinite Playability
The Steam Summer Sale is back! Let’s talk about the most bang for your buck must play RPGs you can get lost in at a great deal.
Phantom Abyss Preview – Indiana Jones Meets A Roguelike Mirror’s Edge
Phantom Abyss is yet another great roguelike that mixes engaging first person platforming with an Aztec aesthetic.