Warhammer Skulls highlighted the smorgasbord of 40K strategy games The Warhammer Skulls presentation comes with exciting new games and sales on old 40K strategy titles
Darktide fans' dreams finally come true with the Skitarii class The powder that makes you say say Skitarii tomorrow finally paid off
Directive 8020 is a disappointingly mid return to the Dark Pictures Anthology Directive 8020 is meant to kick off season two of the Dark Pictures Anthology, but a missing game mode and frustrating stealth sequences spoil the fun
Motorslice is a platformer that draws from the classics, for good and for ill In Motorslice, the parry is mightier
I finally gave Caves of Qud a chance, and got lost in the sauce Tackling Caves of Qud is a massive undertaking, but one that leads to near-infinite adventures
These two shady bitches are carrying World of Warcraft: Midnight I do not care for Alleria - I want to hang out with these evil World of Warcraft boys who are clearly brewing malicious schemes.
Rogue Recommends, 5/6 Paid members can read all about Shapez 2, SWTOR, Monsters Are Coming's new DLC, and Replaced
It's the Steam Deck Builders Fest, and there are some extremely good deals, I'm afraid We've got some well-priced deck builders for you to add to your backlog!
How many online gaming outrages are prisons of our own design? While some players have legit feedback, the outrage machine has infected so many stories around online games
Forbidden Solitaire's true horror lies in the grind of game development Forbidden Solitaire mixes a classic cult mystery with the perilous process of game development
Why are Helldivers 2 players back to review bombing the game on Steam and social media? Helldivers 2 is being review bombed again, and a developer AMA did little to quell the outrage
This YouTuber is tracking down the games hidden in TV and movies One of my recent favorite series is a YouTuber hunting down the games being played in various shows and movies.
Titanium Court is a fae-fueled adventure that threatens to drown in whimsy Titanium Court's strategy is hidden beneath layers of whimsy and wonder
A History of Helldivers 2: The Heroic Rescue of Very Sick Children When Helldivers were forced to pick between Anti-Tank Mines and a hospital full of very sick child patriots, the choice was clear.
I totally get why pirate survival craze Windrose is popping off Windrose is a mega-hit, and upon playing the pirate survival game, I 100% understand why
Tamashika is a hyperstylized microshooter that demands your devotion A colorful, hypnotic microshooter that rewards quick reflexes and fast movement
Last Man Sitting is a dumb but fun Survivors-like set in an office Fight back against automation with the power of an office chair and a big gun
Obey the Insect God is a surreal glimpse into its developer's mind There's nothing that looks like Obey the Insect God
A monster with my face keeps stabbing me to death in back alleys A city full of mysteries, monsters, and someone who stole your face
This intriguing indie game could kickstart a new genre of AI horror Much like analog horror, AI horror could become a compelling modern subgenre
Hang on, I think Ubisoft actually cooked with The Division's new mobile game I didn't expect a mobile Division game to capture the mainline games so well.
No Man Sky's ridiculous redemption arc continues with pet battles No Man's Sky has Pokémon now, because of course it does.
