Rajnil Bargi Updated: Baba Yaga is a name familiar to fans of Russian and Eastern Slavic folklore. The ancient story of the fearsome witch in the woods who rides on a flying cauldron, devours children, and resides in a hut sitting on chicken legs for stilts, is as shrouded in mystery as the dark forest she calls home. […]
Nat Collazo Updated: Developed by Two Star Games, Choo-Choo Charles stars a man-eating spider train named Charles. While this may or may not be a reference to the Stephen King character Charlie the Choo Choo, Choo-Choo Charles’ legacy definitely has the potential to live on in the hearts of horror fans all the same. But, with so many […]
Christian Dawson Updated: Survival horror is on a resurgence thanks to series like Resident Evil, Silent Hill, and Dead Space making returns with sequels or remakes. But with juggernauts like those still playing in the field, how does a newcomer like The Callisto Protocol stand up? Helmed by a new studio on a new engine, it certainly has […]
Michael Hassall Updated: Dwarf Fortress, to undersell it, is a game about dwarves making a fortress. How do you review a game you’ve played for nearly 15 years? Usually, the problem is too little time with the title. But I started playing Dwarf Fortress in 2007 when the game was already five years old. I’ve watched it grow […]
Andrew Vaughan Updated: Warhammer 40,000: Darktide is an fps Left For Dead-like experience that takes what the developers at Fat Shark learned with their Vermintide Warhammer Fantasy series to the 40k universe. Darktide features four unique playable classes and hordes of enemies to fight, including various Elites, Specials, and Bosses. Players pick one of the four classes and […]
