Travis Bruno

With Earth on its last legs, the crew of the Cassiopeia is given the urgent mission to find hope for humanity on a brand new world but the crew soon finds that they are in far greater danger than just system malfunctions as we play through the entirety of Supermassive Games’ Directive 8020.

We begin our adventure through the once rich land of Ailur now torn asunder by a corrupted curse as we parkour, stealth, and battle our way through swarms of skaven, mutant fish, and more in the dark fantasy action RPG from Astral Clocktower Studios, Kristala.

After a bio-hazard incident unleashes a zombie outbreak on a city the VULTURE team is assigned a critical mission. To find out the source of the outbreak and potentially find a cure along the way. Watch as we take both Leopoldo and Amber through the first few missions of retro-styled turn-based Vultures – Scavengers of Death.

There have been many different twists on creating a “soulslike” game and while many have failed to find their own footing, choosing to lean too heavily on the signature features of the genre and the games that made it famous, others have managed to launch themselves into quite a surprising level of success through innovation and storytelling. Few of these however happened to come from an indie developer and that just so happens to be what

Every few months it seems like a new indie developer has managed to come up with an interesting idea that blends together two game genres that end up working surprisingly well. By experimenting in ways that larger companies cannot, these indie devs take massive risks

On the desert planet of Bitter, torn apart by an ancient war, Lukida has dreams beyond the dust. Thinking she’s found a way off-planet for her and her friends, a giant robot attack throws her plans off track and onto one that reveals an even bigger secret and grander adventure in NIS America’s Starbites.

Stepping into the Caped Crusader’s origin story in a way that only LEGO can tell it, we experience Batman’s beginnings and training as we take on numerous missions and face off against our first few bosses with some open-world exploration in Warner Bros. Games’ LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight.

There are times that an RPG comes along and tries to reinvent the wheel or make a name for itself in some

For the longest time if a franchise had any type of popularity, it would receive a LEGO game devoted to it in some form or another, even while LEGO was producing their own original games at the same time. Along the way these LEGO games shifted from being silent to featuring dialogue and plenty of extra detail, including containing multiple stories within a single package. Now however, LEGO and Warner Bros are revisiting a franchise they’ve previously covered and giving it perhaps the most attention they have ever done in the form of

Visual novels come in all different shapes and sizes and can be some of the most unique stories a player can experience. Some are simply static, meant to tell a straight story with no changes, while others offer different routes and endings. This simple set-up has allowed for plenty of interesting stories to be told spanning all kinds of genres, be it romance, horror, science fiction, and so much more while also