A quick search on Steam and it’s evident that there are point-and-click games aplenty. From horror stories to mystery-sniffing detectives to just a humorous jaunt down some lane, there’s always something available to cover this type of game. Yet Bryce Covert, the one-man team from Digital Bounce House, wanted something different. Something that goes against the norm of uber-heroic, super…
Back in the 1950s, Sen. Joe McCarthy was hard at work trying to keep Communists out of US. Whether you agree with the Wisconsin Republican or not is a different story altogether, though one thing is for certain: he would definitely be horrified if he saw this:
How do you talk about a game without… talking about it?
I can’t imagine what went through Bethesda’s minds when they greenlit a Doom remake for 2016. In 1993, the original Doom blazed trails for the FPS genre and is universally regarded as a watershed moment for gaming’s lurch into mainstream culture. Challenging Id for a remake that honours the original while still standing out from the wave of shooters released…
When you see the word “apocalypse,” you probably don’t usually associate it with the word “beautiful.” If there’s anything video games have taught us, it’s the lesson that there’s nothing beautiful in an apocalypse. It’s the complete and utter destruction of something. I mean, just look at “Fallout.”