From Death Road to Canada to Cannibal Crossing
Death Road to Canada was a indie hit with a lot of pixel zombie blood. How well does Rocketcat Games newest project hold up in comparison?
The Perfect Airship
In preparation for Black Skylands lets talk a bit about some of the best airships RPGs have to offer.
Delayed Exposure: Umurangi Generation
Umurangi Generation is a game about photography and deliveries set in a future where things are going from bad to worse. So why not throw a song and have a good time?
Finding Your Mom’s Exboyfriend’s Roommate from Five Years Ago in Sol Trader
Ignore this weirdo on the cover image. He has nothing to do with this. Instead lets talk about the connection between two very weird games.
Uncovering Meaning and Self In Xenogears
Xenogears is a game that has a lot to say, but doesn’t always have the elegance to get it across. Taking a look at all its philosophy, let’s break down some of its messages and figure out why the game sticks with people long after playing.
The Duelists of the Roses: Card Games of the Past That Helped Shape the Future
Digital card games of today can trace their lineage back to card games from the Playstation 2 era, let’s examine one of those titles.
Procedurally Generated History
Venturing through a portal of time and space completely made of numbers grammars and everything your grandma’s best friend did 45 years ago.
The Origin of the Rogue Gambler Setzer Gabbiani
Final Fantasy has a long history of original defining characters. Few of them rival the unbridled freedom of the casino-airship freedom riding Setzer.
Exploring the Insane in Drakengard
As Yoko Taro’s directorial debut, Drakengard is a bad game that is worth playing to experience the journey to insanity that it explores.