Harry Loizides, Nintendo, PC, PlayStation, Review, Video Games

Neon Chrome Review

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MONOCHROMATIC

Games in recent years have begun blending their genres in new and interesting ways. Role-Playing games and Science-fiction elements paired with a first-person shooter gave birth to Destiny. Playing a pinball game mixed with the space adventures of Samus Aran created Metroid Prime Pinball. Seemingly odd combinations that ended up being wonderful experiences. However, Neon Chrome combines a top-down shooter with RPG elements, resulting in a monochromatic experience that seems just a few shades off from its potential.

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Editorial, Tyler Fischer, Video Games

Games with Gold VS PlayStation+ Free Games – June 2016

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It’s that time of the month again folks. The time where gamers collectively gather all over the internet to criticize what free games they get this month. So, who plundered the other’s fanboys for all their self-worth and gratification in life? Who was the victor in June? Let’s take a look.  Continue reading Games with Gold VS PlayStation+ Free Games – June 2016 →

News, PC, PlayStation, Tyler Fischer, Video Games, Xbox

Payday 3 announced — Starbreeze regains rights to franchise:

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While you were sleeping last night, Starbreeze Studios announced Payday 3, along with oodles of other Payday-related news. Continue reading Payday 3 announced — Starbreeze regains rights to franchise: →

Darius Purse, Editorial, Video Games

3 Ways the Live Action Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Trailer Succeeds

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Video game trailers have become a big part of marketing and can do wonders in creating buzz and excitement for upcoming games. With a flood of titles coming to PC and consoles each month, they can make your game stand out among the pack. Here are three reasons why the live action ‘Mechanical Apartheid’ trailer (embedded below) does just that.

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