Travis Northup is a Writer/Reviewer/Online Personality at IGN Entertainment. He focuses on the intersection of arts and entertainment, covering topics such as gaming, movies, TV, Dungeons & Dragons, and Nintendo. Travis has been featured in various platforms under the IGN Entertainment umbrella, including IGN Entertainment Nordic and IGN Entertainment India.
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A few good ideas and can’t save this bland and janky adventure.
By: Travis Northup
Whether you adored 2013 indie darling Contrast or were disappointed by 2016's We Happy Few, it's hard to argue that developer Compulsion Games doesn't swing for the fences and try new things.
After spending a day with South of Midnight, it’s clear that developer Compulsion Games' innovation streak (see: Contrast and Wee Happy Few) hasn’t slowed down one bit, and I went from mild curiosity to full-blown hype for this unique action-adventure game set in the American deep south.
As the holiday season approaches, here are my favorite Dungeons & Dragons gifts to consider given the DM or fellow party member in your life.
It only took an hour of playing Path of Exile 2's early access version to know I'd soon be firing up an Excel spreadsheet and saying goodbye to all my loved ones for the foreseeable future.
This first crack at Alien in VR is immediately compelling with lots of room to grow. Related reads: Alien: Rogue Incursion – The First Preview
This first crack at Alien in VR is immediately compelling with lots of room to grow.
Some of my favorite games are the product of mashing two seemingly incompatible concepts together.
A very promising concept with plenty of early access problems. Related reads: Aloft Early Access Gameplay Screenshots More like this
Normally, when a sequel is announced that's a wild departure from the original, I welcome it with open arms – look no further than my inexplicable
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