Strip-mining the galaxy has never been so satisfying

Dyson Sphere Program is a PC game about strip-mining a planetary system, and it turns out that ransacking planets for their sweet, sweet minerals in order to make a power source for a supercomputer really makes the real-world hours fly by. You crash-land on a procedurally generated home world with a few supplies and a […]

Train Your Brain & Body With REAKT For Oculus Quest

If virtual reality (VR) is great at anything then getting players moving is certainly high on the list. Numerous titles can get you twisting, punching, squatting and working up a sweat in no time. But what about providing meaningful training which can improve attributes like concentration and awareness? Well, that’s where REAKT Performance Trainer aims […]

Most Tragic Video Game Romances To Date

THERE WILL BE SPOILERS IN THIS ARTICLE. For each section, the game title alone will be listed first, so if you do not wish to see spoilers for that particular game, please avoid reading that section. Much has been written about the greatest romances in video games. Some couples have even gained a large following, […]

Ghost Of Tsushima Is The Best Average Game I Have Ever Played

The evolution of open world game design is, itself, open world game design’s greatest impediment. While the exponential growth of technology allows for the construction of worlds on an increasingly large scale, rendered with greater realism, modern design has become as imposing as it is inviting – Ghost of Tsushima, more so than any game […]

In-game museums are great because all video games are museums

Most video games are built as museums to themselves — inside the menus and beyond the stories are collections of items and lore. Instead of housing a world of information in grand, historic buildings, these museums are based in code. Each is an abstract retelling of the player’s journey thus far. This “museum” looks different […]