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While we were checking out all of the great games at PAX South 2016, we stopped by the Finji booth and got a look at a dark little platformer that always had a line of PAXers waiting to check it out. Feist immediately attracted me with its dark, primal Limbo-ish look, but it turned out there was more than met the eye.
Fortified is a combination RTS, tower defense, and third person shooter released this past week on Steam and Xbox One. Fortified comes to us from Clapfoot, a Canadian indie studio that has previously worked on several mobile games. Tower defense and third person shooter games have been tried before, often with great success. How does adding RTS elements into the mix effect this potent genre combo? Let's find out in my Fortified review.
While PAX in general (and PAX South in particular) is generally more indie-focused, big names still do have booths at the show. One invite we got for PAX South 2016 was to come check out the latest from Kingston's gamer-focused HyperX label. EBongo and I decided to drop by and see what was up.
It's the second year of PAX South, and our second year of being invited to cover it! This year at PAX South, we saw another bumper crop of awe-inspiring titles. Now that we've had a chance to discuss and reflect on everything we saw, let's pick our favorite games of PAX South 2016!
I play games everywhere - on PC and on consoles. I appreciate both the flexibility of the PC, and the no-nonsense simplicity of console gaming. However, sometimes I really want to use a mouse and keyboard to play games that are only available on consoles! In this article, I'll show you how I modded a controller to allow me to use a mouse and keyboard with my Xbox One.
Read Only Memories is the debut adventure game from indie studio Midboss. ROM tells the cyberpunk-esque story of Turing, the world's first sapient robot. Cyberpunk adventure games tend to be few and far between these days, but is Read Only Memories worth jacking into the 'net to experience? Let's find out in my Read Only Memories review.
While feeding my recent addiction to Hay Day, I ended up watching an add for My Singing Monsters for about the hundredth time - but unlike my typical mode of operation I had the sound on. The "monster music" was catchy, so I decided to give it a try. The result was an unfortunate mixed bag. Read on and I'll break it down.
Another year, another Assassin's Creed game. These open-world stealth adventures have been a yearly staple for what feels like forever. After a disastrous, buggy outing for 2014's Unity, Ubisoft sought to rebuild trust in the franchise with 2015's Syndicate. Does it rise to the heights of Black Flag, or does it scrape the bottom of the barrel like Assassin's Creed 3? Read on to find out more about Assassin's Creed: Syndicate in my review!
The Xbox One controller is the new standard for Xbox and PC gaming. However, the more I use my controller, the more my index fingers especially get sore. I considered buying some expensive "trigger grips" or Xbox One replacement triggers, but I found a much cheaper and simpler Xbox One trigger mod!
Sunset Overdrive is an early Xbox One exclusive game from Insomniac Games, famous for the Ratchet and Clank series. It's been out for over a year now, but I'm late to the XB1 party. With so many people picking up Xbox Ones this Christmas, I figured it was time for a Sunset Overdrive review.