Mass Effect Legendary Edition – What’s Different?
Bioware took lessons from Bethesda and Todd Howard. They’ve repackaged Mass Effect, slapped on an adjective subtitle and charged $60 … Read more
The Shore Review: A Lovecraftian Experience (Spoiler Free)
Your eyes open to blue skies streaked with pale, wispy clouds. Your fingers sink into black volcanic sand loosened by … Read more
What They Got Right: Science in Media
When it comes to writing, or directing, or game development, reality can kind of… get in the way. It’s easier … Read more
Maptools: Pandemic Proof Tabletop Gaming
So. Pandemic, right? Makes it real hard to do everyone’s favourite group activity. Tabletop Role-Playing Games! (that’s what you guys … Read more
Eternal Hope Review – A Bittersweet and Atmospheric Journey
Eternal Hope is a 2D, puzzle platformer from first-time indie developer Double Hit Games. Which, despite being slightly misnamed, is … Read more
The Science Behind Mass Effect: Building The Mechs
Mass Effect 2. One of my favourite games, growing up, (and like, 20 minutes ago). In which the now legendary … Read more
Helltaker: The Anti Slayer Quick Review
Everything has its opposite. Superman has Bizzaro, Batman has the Joker (or perhaps Jason Todd a la Red Hood), darkness … Read more
The Science Behind XCOM: Psionics
Telepathy or mind control is frequently ranked as the most desirable super powers, and why not? Finally knowing what people … Read more