‘The Callisto Protocol’ DLC Review – “The Final Transmission” Fails to Improve on a Flawed Base Game

In Thomas Wilde’s review of the Callisto Protocol last December, he wrote that the game could have used more time in development to reach the full potential of what developer Striking Distance was going for. In the last seven months, the game has received patches fixing bugs and adding new game modes, including New Game+ and a […]

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‘Homebody’ Review – Clever Puzzles and Surreal Narrative Create Unique Horror Experience

While most mainstream, big-budget horror games seem to be more action-oriented, for better or worse, indie titles have been carrying the torch for more old-school survival horror philosophies. Puppet Combo games like Murder House and Nun Massacre have cornered the market on the grimy grindhouse-style schlock of early Resident Evils, while last year’s Signalis took […]

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‘Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun’ Review – Retro Shooter Proves This Franchise Is Still Badass

There’s nothing quite as satisfying as being a big, badass space marine. The huge armor, the massive guns, it all makes for perfect video game material. Few space marines are bigger or more badass than those in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, and Boltgun, a new retro first person shooter from Auroch Digital, absolutely knows it. […]

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‘Darkest Dungeon II’ Review – How the New Sequel Improves Upon an Already Great Game

I’ve scraped through two fights in the Great Library, destroying mad cultists and immolators, and now am faced with the sinister Librarian. The Plague Doctor, my only character with healing skills, is low on health and high on stress, a bad combination for a challenging encounter. The Librarian hurls a flaming book at her, putting […]

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‘Teeth’ – Creators Preview Their Monster Hunting Role-Playing Game [Interview]

An alchemical catastrophe ravaged the countryside decades ago, unleashing horrors beyond comprehension upon a cursed corner of 18th-century England. The Crown has quarantined the area, known as Vale of Deluth, but as a Hunter, you are allowed entry to help drive back the monstrous beasts that lurk within. This is the world of Teeth, a […]

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‘Rewind or Die’ Review – Video Game Combines Slasher Horror and Retro Video Store Simulator

When I was in high school, one of my first jobs was working at a big chain video store. While it was fun to be around movies and movie fans all day, it did have all the pitfalls of any public facing customer service job. Weird customers, understaffing, and repetitive work were all par for […]

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‘Parasite Eve’ 25th Anniversary – How Well Does the PlayStation Horror Classic Hold Up?

I’m a big RPG fan now, but that wasn’t always the case. Super Mario RPG introduced me to the genre, but, like many people my age, Final Fantasy VII was the one that wowed me the most. After Final Fantasy VII, I was hungry for more, and Square’s next RPG was one that was surprisingly […]

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‘Meet Your Maker’ Review – The Joys of Creating Your Own Murder Mazes in the Post-Apocalypse

The GenMat is close. You’ve run through a hallway of spike traps, flamethrowers and a holographic wall that concealed a pair of hulking brutes ready to chop you into bloody chunks. You carefully peak around corners, making sure the coast is clear, catching a last minute flying guard swooping down on you. As you approach […]

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Beyond D&D: 5 Horror-Fantasy Tabletop RPGs for Darker Adventures

Both Dungeons and Dragons already have a bit of a horror element to them, but most D&D campaigns end up being fun romps like the upcoming Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, which brings the property back to the big screen this weekend. If you’re looking for a tabletop RPG that will send your adventure […]

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‘Public Access’ Brings Analog Terror to the World of Tabletop RPGs [Review]

When The Gauntlet published Brindlewood Bay, author Jason Cordova realized that he had a framework that could be applied to other tabletop roleplaying game settings aside from mystery-solving grannies that run afoul of fiendish cults. After the success of the Kickstarter campaign last year, Cordova returned to an idea he was kicking around in 2014 […]

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‘Meet Your Maker’ Open Beta – Previewing the New Video Game from Behaviour Interactive

Knowing Behaviour Interactive’s success with Dead by Daylight, I was very surprised at the announcement of Meet Your Maker. Not because I wasn’t expecting another asymmetrical multiplayer game, but rather because I wasn’t expecting something so completely different. Gone are the creepy forests and dilapidated manors, replaced by a brutal and desperate post apocalypse. Meet […]

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‘Lake Haven – Chrysalis’ Review – Throwback Video Game Channels ‘Silent Hill’ and Early PS1 Survival Horror

Until recently, Konami had left the Silent Hill franchise dormant, leaving a huge hole in the survival horror genre. Since then, many indie developers have taken up the mantle. Games like Lone Survivor and Signalis each took the ethos of the series and put their own spin on it, creating personal works that reflected what […]

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‘Blade Runner: The Role Playing Game’ Gives You the Tools to Live Out Your Own ‘Blade Runner’ Movie [Review]

Even though I ended up really positive on Alien, I often find tabletop RPGs based on existing properties to be under satisfying. My preference is to play in new worlds, allowing works of art I like to influence me as I tell fresh stories rather than trying to rehash ones I’ve seen before. That being […]

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‘Chop Goblins’ Video Game Review – A Delightfully Whimsical Time-Killer

Immediately upon loading Chop Goblins, the latest game from Dusk developer David Szymanski, you’re greeted with title screen music that sounds like a dark carnival crossed with a Saturday morning cartoon, perfectly setting the stage for the wackiness you’re about to experience. Over the next five levels, you’ll chase the titular creatures as they cause […]

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‘Hollows’ – Christopher Taylor Previews the Lore and Unique Combat of Upcoming Tabletop RPG [Interview]

You’ve just finished making your way through the industrial nightmare of Steel City, a land populated by exploited workers, animated forges and vicious rust wolves. Upon finally reaching the Lord of the Land, a former industrialist warped into an undead wizard known as the Furnace Lich, you brandish your sword and pistol, prepared for battle. […]

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