I expected a renaissance of video game adaptation–and while that may be coming, movies like Eli Roth’s Borderlands aren't helping it along

One of the most integral parts of many 4th of July celebrations is a fireworks display. I’ve been either photographing or participating...

Let's start this post off with a HUGE mistake I made and a little rant about the FOMO, hype, reseller culture that has a strangle hold on...

Arena Breakout: Infinite represents a quickly growing FPS subgenre- the extraction shooter. But is it going to be the breakout star?

The Bear is about to return, and we're excited. Here's what drew us in last time.

Until Then is a narrative game that's funny, heartfelt and mysterious

I was able to preview Monster Hunter Wilds at Summer Game Fest and what I saw was out of this world exciting for what’s to come from the...

Horror heavy hitters Blumhouse Studio have dipped into video games by crafting a full slate of titles that are a perfect fit for the...

This is looking like a good movie for movies as some must haves for me are rolling out in the coming weeks.

The Anime Central convention was this past weekend as of this writing, and with it came a plethora of cosplayers and nerdy enthusiasts...

LudoNarraCon's from a time we couldn't go outside, but even now that we can, its amazing narrative games, dev talks and demos are can't miss

Whenever tech giant Apple releases something major, it usually comes with a slick ad that worms its way into the cultural lexicon. The...

One of the old adages of game development is if you do too many things, you end up doing none of them particularly well – that is, too...

I first played Indika during the Steam Next Fest, and it was one of the standouts for me (along with Children of the Sun). I knew Indika...