Chaosbane is exactly what you’d expect if you heard the words “mid-budget Warhammer Diablo clone”. No more, no less. You pick one of four heroes, you kill endless hordes of creatures and you loot progressively shinier trousers, stopping occasionally to
Despite having an entire Island as my playground, to build up and shape how I please, I’m spending a disproportionate amount of time making bathrooms. Washrooms, spas and shared toilets, both fancy and rustic—there’s a lot to choose from and
Warships is the most thoughtful Wargaming game so far, but its economy continues Wargaming’s pattern of expensive, exploitative freemium prices. World of Tanks is a global phenomenon, and its success has become a new genre of sorts: the World War
Caravan Stories was released for mobile devices in 2017. Since then it has gone on to Playstation 4 in Japan and is only now releasing to western audiences. A lot of people have been waiting for this to happen, myself
World of Warcraft Classic brought 2004 back with a bang last week, as players flooded the servers to play the original, vanilla-flavored World of Warcraft, creating queues of tens of thousands of players and leaving the modern game feeling like
Dark Future Blood Red States is the latest game from Auroch Digital, based on Games Workshop’s last-century table-top board game, Dark Future. This isn’t Auroch’s first foray into Games Workshop or board-game conversion territory, having previously brought us Chainsaw Warrior
Man of Medan, the first entry in Supermassive Game’s Dark Pictures Anthology, isn’t particularly scary. If it were a movie, it’d be the kind that releases direct to video, one of those schlocky DVDs lining the convenience store displays stuffed
Borderlands 3 is a welcome return to form for the franchise. The game reunites fans with the core group of memorable main characters from the first two games and delivers the mayhem-heavy loot-shooter experience that the series is known for.
The Kingdom Under Fire series experienced a renaissance with the release of the excellent Crusaders on the Xbox in 2004, and Circle of Doom takes even more chances with the franchise. Unlike its predecessors, though, the game eschews strategy elements
Neverwinter Nights, Hordes of the Underdark is the second expansion pack for BioWare’s popular Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game. The original was a combination of a single-player role-playing game, an editing tool to create your own custom adventures, and a