Greg Reynolds 
Despite current evidence to the contrary, the future is still expected to be superior. All parents hope their kids will grow up in a safer environment, and for most people, that means a world without evil castles. There is a decreasing return as more and more warriors fall victim to the castle’s monsters and traps, … Read more
As a leader of a cult, you will find that your members are very dependent on you. People have basic needs including eating, sleeping, using the restroom, and getting medical treatment. They may be loyal, but they also become ill, angry, and die, leaving behind a stench. Your followers may hold you in high regard, … Read more
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were one of the most popular forms of children’s entertainment in the late 1980s and early 1990s after making the transition from a dark, satirical comic book to a revolutionary Saturday morning show in 1987. There have been several Turtles video games, each with varied degrees of success. Two arcade … Read more
This year has been fantastic for story-driven video games. A few months after the release of NORCO, an exhilarating but unsettling point-and-click adventure, came Citizen Sleeper, a cerebral science fiction story with several narrative strands. But I Was a Teenage Exocolonist has suddenly emerged as my favorite of the bunch. It follows the first human … Read more
How significant Dark Souls has been to the gaming industry over the last decade cannot be overstated. Everything about it seems deliberate and under control, from the storylines to the design philosophy to the multiplayer. It started off as an obscure game, but it has since become one of the most pivotal in recent history. … Read more
Control Renata, the daughter of two famous archaeologists, in the 3D platformer Frogun. For her own safety, her parents have instructed her to remain behind while they go on a perilous journey. She waits for her parents for a few days, then decides to take the frogun and go in their footsteps to see what … Read more