Saturday Morning Gaming: Guacamelee!
You play Juan, a humble agave farmer in Santa Luchita. When The Big Bad comes in and steals your love interest, you become a Luchador!
You play Juan, a humble agave farmer in Santa Luchita. When The Big Bad comes in and steals your love interest, you become a Luchador!
“Free” is a tough thing to argue against so I picked Crying Suns up as part of the Epic Store’s Free Giveaway Thingy that they do every week.
This is the review of Cyberpunk 2077 from someone who has done more than 90% of the side quests and most of the main quests
Hoo boy. There’s probably an interesting article to be written about investors demanding a game be released, even in an unplayable state.
Okay. I’ve played Cyberpunk 2077. I have some thoughts. Many of them are positive. Not all of them are positive.
Cyberpunk 2077 is coming out on Thursday, the day after tomorrow, and there is already a great deal of controversy surrounding the game.
A comparison between Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas gives one of the best examples of Doing It Right versus Missing The Mark.
This weekend is the Black Friday sale at Steam and GoG.com and it’s a great opportunity to get the stuff that you miss from your youth (or just stuff that flew under your radar from a few years back) for a deep discount.
I now have a new computer and I wanted to see what it could do and, holy cow. Doom (2016) captures the joy of playing Doom back in 1993.
Disco Elysium is like if David Lynch did Planescape: Torment as a Detective Story in one of the nicer parts of Hell
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 is out and it is amazing. If you miss the old PS2 days of the game, you need to pick this up. The gameplay is as good as you remember.
I got sucked back into XCom 2 and am using the Long War mod. Holy cow, this is an amazing game. (And Steam currently has it on sale.)
Pikachu vs COVID: How do people play a game that requires you to go outside, when there’s a pandemic and no one can go outside?
Video games, much like action figures, are a fascinating example to look at for the application of economic concepts in the real world.
I’ve been playing Factorio for years in Early Access, it’s been an essentially complete game for quite a while
A tower defense game that will have you yelling “okay, just one more try… just one more try…” until you force yourself to turn the system off and go to bed.
Real Time Strategy vs. Turn-Based Strategy in the days before ubiquitous internet.
This is a game that asks “Wouldn’t Minesweeper be better if it were an RPG?” And it adds items, and coins, monsters, hit points, armor, and you name it.
The delightful sub-genre intersection of FPS Puzzle Games + Monologues