I feel that I should preface this review by saying that, despite making an earnest effort, I wasn’t able to complete Tinertia. This isn’t through any fault of the game, as the controls are tight, the level design fl...
Endless Legend, the fantasy 4X game from Amplitude, creators of Endless Space and Dungeon of the Endless, is only about a month out from its early access release, and it’s already shaping up to be a better game than Endle...
Have you been waiting for an adorable puzzle-roguelike about loss and unexpected results? Probably not, unless you’ve specifically been hankering for Road Not Taken, but it’s still one of the most interesting games ...
So, The Wolf Among Us is finally over. It’s been a long ride, but a worthy successor to The Walking Dead. One of the few licensed games that’s better than the source material, it manages to bring the mystery to a sa...
WildStar’s a bold move to make in 2014. We’re in the golden age of free-to-play (which is to say, some of the games are worth playing for reasons other than ‘free’), so it takes a certain amount of boldn...
Wildstar’s been out for almost a month, giving gamers a chance to explore Nexus and learn the secrets of the Eldan. Game Chronicles got the chance to talk to Chad Moore, Creative Director at Carbine, about what goes into ...
It’s impossible to deny that there’s a huge amount of appeal in the idea of being a space lord. I mean, for decades, people have been making games that try to capture the ideal space lord experience, the feel of sit...
If you’ve been along for the ride with The Wolf Among Us, episode 4 keeps things going with new twists and turns. And if you’re waiting until the entire game’s out to pick it up, well, you’re almost ther...
Wolfenstein: The New Order takes BJ Blazkowicz from a desperate, last battle in 1946 to a Nazi-ruled 1960. Like its protagonist, Wolfenstein is caught between two times, with old school and modern shooter mechanics mixing freel...