During the past decade, couch co-op gaming support in games has been in a steady decline. During the console generation switch in the early 2000’s,…
It’s easy to get lost in City of the Shroud. Billed as a “real-time tactical RPG and social experiment”, the game blends delightful art, cheeky writing…
After seeing what can be done with side scrolling games in the past few years, it’s easy to get excited about what the medium can…
I’ll be honest and say I haven’t played a point and click adventure game since I was a little kid. With the mountain of mindless…
Over the past weekend, the time was here again for the cosplayers, fans and families to gather at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre for…
Walking through Cancon, Canberra’s now 40-year-old tabletop gaming convention, I was blown away with how many stalls were on offer. It was a sensory overload…
Sometimes developers can get carried away with the extravagance of their depictions of locations and events. These days, the grander and more eye-catching the environment,…
Video games have a rich history that often gets lost in the modern era. Even independent developers today have access to game engines that decades…
Sometimes less is more. Original Journey takes this approach, ditching the bright colours and computer animation for beautiful, hand-drawn frames in various shades of grey.…
Casual gamers looking for an easy introduction to the current maze of sprawling open world adventure games need look no further than Yonder: The Cloud…