I’m a sucker for modern day fantasy. Sell me a story of the supernatural in our mundane little reality, and you’ve caught my attention.

Like a shounen protagonist, Big Eyes, Small Mouth (BESM) just keeps getting back up.

If you know me through my articles here, then you’ve gathered by now how much I love sci-fi, cyberpunk, and wizards.

There’s a group of games, a very selective group, that seem to have been made for just one purpose; to make you feel like the star of an action movie.

One day Wyatt came to us with something called the Starfinder Beginner Box.

For the longest time, we’ve written about video games and board games, sprinkling in a few honorary notes to a genre that we all love.

It’s time to go back in time to a simpler day. An earlier era of gaming in the age of 16 bits, known only as the 90s.

 It’s true: I hadn’t played a farming simulator before this review.

Dauntless by Phoenix Labs is a monster slaying game that is, in a phrase, free-to-play

To take on Katana Zero simply as a review would be doing this game a disservice. Is it lovely in all its pixelated glory? Yes, without a doubt; its setting paints an evocative and atmospheric, post-war dystopia.