The Last of Us Part II review: A brilliant game that is not what it seems
At last, the long-awaited sequel from Naughty Dog is here. The Last of Us Part II debuts June 19 for the PlayStation 4, but...
How MicroProse returned to making military sim games
I was delighted to discover that MicroProse, the military simulation game company that was once the pillar of the war game community, was reborn...
The PowerColor Red Dragon refresh simplifies the RX 5600 XT lineup
AMD’s Radeon RX 5600 XT was a bit of a confusing mess. The company pushed out a last-minute vBIOS update that unlocked higher clock...
Command & Conquer Remastered Collection: Joe Kucan returns as Kane
For Joe Kucan, celebrity has returned 25 years after he played an iconic role as the villain Kane in the video game Command &...
Total War Saga: Troy — Fighting the epic battles of gods and heroes
Sega’s Creative Assembly studio gave a deep demo on the gameplay of Total War Saga: Troy, the latest installment in a 20-year-old real-time strategy...
The Last of Us Part II impressions — Tracking Nora to a hospital
Sony has been dribbling out news about The Last of Us Part II, and today it has opened the door for reviewers to give...
Iron Harvest interview: Crisis on an alternate Earth
Iron Harvest taps into two of my favorite things about reading: history and alternative worlds. Here, we’re dealing with another Earth known as 1920+....
Maneater: How a shark becomes the star of a role-playing game
Sharks both fascinate and frighten me. I’ve loved learning about sharks, their evolution, and their place in the world for as long as I...
How Blind Squirrel Games is entertaining its game developers during quarantine
It’s no fun being in lockdown, even if you have a dream job as a game developer. That’s why Blind Squirrel Games, a game...
Nexon CEO Owen Mahoney sees online games making permanent gains
The pandemic has been tough on Nexon‘s core markets in South Korea and China, but the Tokyo-based online game publisher has been preparing for...