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The Leshen has a lot of hit points. I do have some in-combat healing, and my hero strikes quickly. Unfortunately, I don't hit hard enough to take down this boss, and I end my run, having unlocked a few new items to use and revealing more quests to ...

The searchlights, described as sort of ghosts by one of the characters I'm controlling, move just a little faster than they should, which has already led to two failures on a relatively easy run through an exposed patch of terrain. So, I take a few ...

Few titles in the history of first-person shooters have cast as long and influential a shadow as System Shock 2. While names like Doom and Half-Life are often cited as genre-defining, there's a strong argument to be made that System Shock 2 was the ...

I've made a mess of my highway and local road access, and the snarl of power and water lines isn't nice to look at either. I thought I had more space on my mining and steel complexes, but I failed to fully understand how complex the loading and ...

The bank robbers picked the worst day to hit the biggest bank in this 80's city. My junior cop character and his grizzled partner were enjoying a decent hot dog when they got a call, which made them angry. A few civilian cars and some light poles had ...

Who knew that taking other people's trash and cleaning it up could turn into a fruitful business? In Trash Goblin, you do just that, you take items that were thrown by others, you clean them up, and then you sell them to customers coming to your ...

I've filled one constellation with gems and now my entire domain benefits from cheaper unit upkeep. This means I have more mana to use on spells, a nice boost for my Astromancer mage, and I also get more ingredients each week. I already have three ...

All of us have an architect deep inside our minds, waiting for the right opportunity to prove itself. That's why architectural/design games are quite impressive, because you get to create a home from scratch, customize and take it to the next level.

Jake and Amanda are hanging back, close to the turrets, using a sniper rifle and a classic machine gun to engage all enemies that target our automated defenses. From time to time, Jake ceases firing to repair the tech or to lob a grenade. After all,

We've never had a good hoverboarding game, and Star Overdrive tries to rectify that by placing us on an alien planet as we explore the different sections of the map, deal with enemies and follow the story. Naturally, there is quite an interesting ...