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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain
After what felt like an eternity, the final chapter in the beloved Metal Gear Solid series has finally arrived. This game hopes to “close the loop”, filling in the final gap between the prequels, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater and Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, and the first Metal Gear game. In this iteration…
Dark Storm Interview
We recently got together with Robert Ross Smith of Fenrir Games to talk about their new game, Dark Storm: Ascension which is currently running a Kickstarter campaign to attempt to fund the development. You can view the entire interview below but be warned it clocks in at a lengthy two hours of information, insight and…
Rocket League
Chances are you’ve heard about Rocket League already. Coming out about a month ago, Rocket League was off to the races right from the start. Sequel to the relatively successful Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars on PS3, Rocket League has many of the same features with a lot of professionalism added. The ultimate goal? Boost, jump…
Train Valley
New on Steam Early Access from Oroboro games is Train Valley. It’s a game that rides the line between simplicity and complexity. Let’s just call it sophisticated. Yeeaaaaah, sophisticated. So what do you do in Train Valley? Well, you manage trains, as the title might have suggested. Most of game play is spent demolishing obstacles…
Tomb Raider II (1997)
So you think yearly sequels are a bad thing? A sign of the current, degrading quality in the video game industry, spurred on by an irresistible urge to fleece as much money out of players as quickly, cheaply, and easily as possible. That is the common consensus isn't it? And you know something? It might…
Star Wars: Republic Commando
Believe it or not kiddies, t'was less than a generation (biological, not console) ago that there were not just decent, not even good, but superb Star Wars games being made. On a regular basis no less. Pontefract, Star Wars: Republic Commando. A game that stands not only as an amazing Star Wars game, not only…
Cities: Skylines
The city-building genre has suffered in recent years. With the release of 2013’s SimCity urban planning aficionados found themselves hampered by performance issues and a strange reliance on other players, as opposed to their own skill and innovation. With Cities XXL, players were gifted a budget version of SimCity with little to no improvements, and…
Dying Light
Techland is no stranger to the survival horror genre. Originally releasing the two games in the now-forgotten Dead Island series, they were slated to develop Dead Island 2, before handing it off to Yager. Though the wave of zombie games has come and gone, with an impressive fourteen zombie-themed games being released in both 2009…
Postal 2
Content Warning: Some readers may find the subject matter and graphic nature of this game shocking. Reader discretion is advised With the recent hubbub surrounding Hatred, I figured now would be as good a time as ever to give a retro review to the king of controversy, and one of my all-time favorite games,…
Tomb Raider (1996)
Honestly, if you don't know what Tomb Raider is by now, it'd be like trying to explain how you breathe. It's a game, and a series, that's been part of gaming for so long, relatively speaking, it's practically a myth. So we'll skip the in depth analysis of the rather light plot and get straight…
Goat Simulator Interview
With the arrival of this epic exploration of the Human condition, told through the analogue of the most divine of all creatures the majestic goat. We pinned down Coffee Stain's own Armin Ibrisagic and grilled him for all the intimate details. Asking the questions that really matter, that we all need to know answer to.…
State of Decay Interview
First it was a distant dream of a sparkling, zombie infested future, then it was a game on the XBLA, then a staggering demand for a PC port brought it to our eager, hungry hands and eyes. We recently had the pleasure of talking to Sanya Weathers of Undead Labs, the people behind the increasingly…
Master Reboot Interview
What happens when a mobile game dev jumps to the PC to play with the bigboy toys? That's a question that Wales Interactive were asking themselves not so very long ago. A question that was born out of an idle thought that grew into something quite extraordinary. Love it, loathe it, completely baffled by it…
Door Kickers Interview
Door Kickers is the first game from Romanian indie developer KillHouse Games. It’s a solid top-view tactical shooter that manages to have a range of playstyles and a surprising depth to the gameplay - which you should all know already, since I’ve already wrote about how good the game is in my Door Kickers preview.…
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Cat Cafe Manager – Releasing April
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On my birhday! Nice -
Chicken Police – Releasing November
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Wut? -
Final Fantasy XVI – Announcement (Updated)
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This might be an actual Final Fantasy for a change. I'll remain sceptically optimistic -
Future Games Show August 2020
6 years ago
Die by the Blade didn't just steal the show, it is the show, now -
E3: Guerrilla Collective 2020 Day 1
6 years ago
No Werewolf? Interesting