There are plenty of games on the market that offer an escape from the real world. You could argue that escapism is what makes games so appealing in the first place since it lets the player set their problems aside to become something fantastic: a master tactician, an apocalypse survivor, or (of course) a Chosen One. It’s easy to settle on an “out-of-this-world” premise for a game’s design, but it takes courage to build a game around something real. Razbury Games’ Vidar is one

In a world where seeds can grow, and sprout guns from their branches, it is a sure bet that this world needs the firepower from firearms. From m07 Games comes the sequel to a game that “no one knows about and no one cared about”. However, it is arriving anyway. Coming soon to the PlayStation 4 is the world of Super GunWorld 2. Super GunWorld 2 takes place in the land of Gun World, a place where guns are everything. It is a land so highly rich, evolved, and biologically comple

If defeating dark lords, plundering loot, and defeating the monstrosities of dungeons is a calling for you, then look no further than Quest of Dungeons, now making its way to the PlayStation audience. In Quest of Dungeons, a Dark Lord has stolen all the light, because of course, that is what Dark Lords do. They are evil, they take light, and are essentially jerks. These four heroes have to push aside their tomfoolery and work together to take back the light from this Dark Lor

Immediately as you open up Party Hard, you are assaulted by blues, purples, and darker colors, putting one in the mind of one of those old disco films like The Last Days of Disco or Saturday Night Fever. TinyBuild definitely went with the retro-esque feel to this one which is pretty good timing with the Nintendo re-releasing and selling out so very quickly because that’s what Party Hard reminded me of. When the game and first cut scene open, you claim to be an Inspector, and

In the early 90’s there was a massive onset of ultra-violent games making their way to the market. The first games that come to mind are viciously violent titles, such as Mortal Kombat and DOOM. However, there was a long string of ultra-violent games that fell under the radar but made their impact. Games such as Lethal Enforcers, NARC, and Splatter house, were all games that had made their way to store shelves, in a time when the ESRB did not exist. Controversies aside, they

I’m going to be honest here, I usually don’t care for shooting games, but only because I don’t feel like I am particularly good at them. That being said, I spent literal hours playing The Final Station last night. I started by watching the Announcement Trailer and I must say that the people over at tinyBuild did an amazing job piquing my interest. We are shown a train racing through what is certain to be a post-apocalyptic world filled with dilapidated buildings and dark figu

Like any writer worth their salt, the first thing I do before writing about something is to read over all the information I have on it. There was no shortage of things about Guardians of the Rose-Witchcraft vs Magic to fascinate me, but what caught my attention the most was towards the very end of the page. Broc Copeland, who is the Programmer, Designer, Artist, Animator, etc. for the game was a person! Of course, they are all people, but Broc gives more than facts when he te