Author: Andrew Skelton

Guild Wars 2 Living Story segments are the gift that keeps on giving. This continuation of the Heart of Thorns storyline is entering its third episode now, and I had

  RIFT has come a long way in five years. In fact, it’s rather difficult for me to believe the game is only five years old. One of the few

Guild Wars 2: Heart of Thorns has been a bit of a tumultuous experience.  Many players complained about a content drought, given that there was nothing new from its release

Riders of Icarus has generated quite a following over the past few months.  The MMORPG (and let’s face it, monster tamer) has been going strong with frequent updates to keep

Texas Hold’em is a hugely popular thing. Over the past decade, the game stepped out from dingy casinos and relative obscurity into the bright lights of fancy casinos and secondary

  Does mobile gaming need a high-quality ARPG? Maybe. Nexon seems to think so, leading to the global release of Heroes of Incredible Tales a couple weeks prior. The game

  Atlas Reactor is garnering quite a bit of coverage lately. In fact, I covered the Alpha testing not too long ago. Well, today marks the opening of the game’s

“Space may be the final frontier but it’s filmed in a Hollywood basement,” once crooned Anthony Kiedis. Given the sheer amount of games that put players in the vast unknown,

There’s always been an unexplained charm to the Harvest Moon series. Perhaps it lets us live a more simple life, albeit in video game form. The problem is the game

This month, a new Kickstarter has caught our attention: Failure. Despite what seems to be an odd (and hopefully not prophetic) name for a game, Failure is a promising conceptual