The Lion’s Song (PC)
When the spark of inspiration strikes, it can be difficult to answer the call. It’s not only a matter of
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The Game Hoard
Chronicling Video Game History By Playing Every Video Game Ever Released
Mutant League Hockey (Genesis/Mega Drive)
After Electronic Arts brought cartoonish and irreverent violence to American football with Mutant League Football for a solid yet silly
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unWorded (PC)
The English alphabet contains many simple shapes, making it little surprise when you find some object that contains something that
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Adventure Lamp (PC)
The mythical idea of a “Netflix for games” has tantalized gamers since streaming reached the point it could potentially provide
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The Pathless (PS5)
While The Pathless is only developer Giant Squid’s second game, it actually represents a break away from what its creators
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Assassin’s Creed Odyssey (PS4)
From 431 to 404 BC, two powerhouses of ancient Greece were locked in a conflict known as the Peloponnesian War.
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New York! New York! (Arcade)
The early arcade was filled with plenty of space shooters, and for every successful game in the genre like Space
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Volleyball! (Odyssey²)
While many sports can be represented somewhat effectively in the top down two-dimensional style practically required by the kind of
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Among Us (PC)
Some games come out and are popular with players, others might become critical darlings, but every now and then a
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Air Fortress (NES)
Usually, an 8-bit NES game will try to do one type of gameplay and do it well. If it’s a
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New Pokémon Snap (Switch)
Back in 1999, the original Pokémon Snap released for Nintendo 64, and its unique game structure felt like lightning in
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Spyro the Dragon (PS1)
Right alongside Crash Bandicoot, Spyro the Dragon was one of the big faces of Sony’s entry into the video game
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Disney’s Treasure Planet (PS1)
In 2002, Disney released the animated film Treasure Planet, a science fiction reimagining of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic pirate novel
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Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater (Game Boy Color)
The Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater series thrives on its ability to provide open 3D environments the player can skateboard across
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Aahh! Spot the Difference (DSi)
In my continuing quest to see how much I like spot the difference games, I moved onto something far less
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My Friend Pedro (Xbox One)
Since at least 2001’s Max Payne, it’s been pretty clear that slow motion and gunplay are a great combination in
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Depthcharge (Arcade)
While there aren’t enough games to really consider it a subgenre, there does seem to be quite a few video
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Bugsnax (PS5)
Out in the ocean, on a small stretch of land called Snaktooth Island, there are creatures like you’ve never seen
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Astro’s Playroom (PS5)
While many new video game consoles have non-playable tech demos created to show off the graphical capabilities of the system
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The Touryst (Xbox One)
When The Touryst kicks off, it looks like it will be a little game about going on a vacation. A
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Brunch Club (Switch)
Pop culture references are always a risky gamble. Not only might they become dated if you bet on the wrong
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