Trover Saves the Universe is Wonderfully, Enjoyably Stupid.
If you’re looking for a hilarious way to spend a few hours, Trover Saves the Universe is a great way to do it.
If you’re looking for a hilarious way to spend a few hours, Trover Saves the Universe is a great way to do it.
2019’s ‘RTTS’ is the best iteration of the mode yet, combining the gameplay that ‘MLB The Show’ is known for with strategic RPG elements make for an engaging, immersive experience that hasn’t been available in any baseball game thus far.
If you’re looking for a stocking stuffer for that hard to buy for gamer on your list, Mat Langford recommends FanFit gaming!
Stepping on to the floor of the Enthusiast Gaming Live Expo (EGLX) in Toronto, it was easy to see its allure. Now in its 3rd year, EGLX started out – as its website states – as a small get-together [that] has grown into Canada’s largest video game event.
Mat Langford has been going back and forth for a couple of days thinking about just how to summarize his initial experience with Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.
Playing the new God of War is very close to a new experience for me, and I’m walking in minus any potential baggage that may come from being a fan of the originals. For that, I’m extremely grateful.
Because God of War is epic.
Having nothing new on my plate to review, my gaming wanderlust has been out in full force the last couple of weeks. Yet, as the title of this column suggests it can be summed up in just three words: starving, starving, slashing.
Insomniac Games’ long-awaited Marvel’s Spider-Man will hit retailers on September 7, exclusively for the PS4. Learn all about the various editions available for pre-order.
‘The Council’ just so happens to be – despite a few notable flaws – my favourite thing I’ve played so far this year.
Mulaka is a third-person hack-and-slash adventure with somewhat underdeveloped platforming elements that borrows its storyline and in-game locale from northern Mexico’s indigenous Tarahumara
What happens when you find a video game unplayable? Find out, plus we review the joyfully fun Scribblenauts Showdown!
Growing up in the 1980s and ’90s, I always found myself grabbing for a Choose Your Own Adventure or Twistaplot book.