10 Fantastic Games That Play Great on Tablets
Your tablet is for more than just reading comics or watching movies. Let's get serious and play some games.
10 Video Games That Were Ahead of Their Time
They might not have done it the best, but these games did what they did before most other games had the chance.
7 Great Modern Shoot ‘Em Ups (Shmups) That Prove the Genre Isn’t Dead
Old-school bullet hell shooters may not be as popular as they used to be, but there are still plenty of great modern examples of the genre.
11 Hilarious Video Games for Much-Needed Comic Relief
You don't always have to take gaming seriously. These comedy-infused games will help you let loose.
We’re in the Middle of a Retro Gaming Renaissance
It's all the fun of your favorite old games without having to worry about cleaning cartridge contact points.
Game Review: “Virtual Virtual Reality” Is a Surreal Multi-World Adventure
This meta adventure through many different virtual reality worlds is a fresh new take on the "AIs take over the world" concept.
Top 10 Lightweight Games You Can Play on a Non-Gaming PC
You don't need a gaming to enjoy great gaming experiences. These lightweight games will entertain you for hours, even on modest hardware.
Game Review: “RAD” Is a Generic Roguelike With Neon-Drenched Charm
Are you in the mood for a "one more try" shooter game that oozes bright neon aesthetics and charm? Look no further than RAD.
Why I Will Never Back a Board Game on Kickstarter: 5 Reasons
More and more, board game production is being funded via Kickstarter. Here's why I refuse to support this trend.
Game Review: “Sky: Children of the Light” Is Beautiful but Marred by Clunky Controls
Sky: Children of the Light has a great concept, but the frustrating controls make it difficult to play and rob much of the excitement.
Visual Novels Are Not Boring! 7 Reasons Why You Should Start Playing Them
Visual novels are anything but boring. Hopefully, these reasons will convince you to try one!
Game Review: “Riverbond” Is a Mellow Shoot-and-Slash That’s Better With Friends
Grab a friend and jump into the colorful, blocky world of Riverbond!
Game Review: “Mini Metro” Is the Most Relaxing Strategy Game Ever
This mentally engaging efficiency game is proof that real-time strategy doesn't have to involve war.
Game Review: “Soundodger+” Is a Mesmerizing, Flawed Rhythm Bullet Hell
This indie rhythm-based bullet hell game has some promising ideas, but is brought down by some frustrating gameplay design choices.
What’s a Roguelike? What’s a Roguelite? Is the Difference Really That Important?
There's been a lot of discussion over what makes something a roguelike.
Game Review: “Nuclear Throne” Is Addictive, But Is That Enough?
It tastes good and you can't help but stuff your face with it, but where's the substance?
Game Review: The Physics, Personality, and Brainy Puzzles of “World of Goo”
Physics-based puzzle games are hard to pull off, but indie game World of Goo did it.
What Is “Patient Gaming”? 5 Practical Reasons to Adopt This Mentality
Patient gaming isn't just about saving money. There are several real benefits.
Gunpoint Review: A Promising Stealth Platformer That Ends Before It Begins
I don't regret buying Gunpoint, but I do regret paying full price. If you can get a heavy discount, it's not bad.
Why Is Steam Allowed to Publish Such Controversial Games?
Will Steam's hands-off approach go up in smoke?
