First released for home audiences late last month through the Alamo on Demand platform, the arcade gaming documentary film Insert Coin heads to additional VOD platforms very soon. Coming to Amazon, iTunes, Vudu, Vimeo on Demand, Google Play, Xbox, and PlayStation, it’s a release that those who are nostalgic for the classic arcade experience will want to check out. Here’s why. Continue reading “Insert Coin review”
Small World of Warcraft review
Who doesn’t love a well done crossover product? We sure do, and Small World of Warcraft is a wonderful collaboration between Days of Wonder/Asmodee and Blizzard and one we look forward to playing more over the holiday break. Time for a closer look. Continue reading “Small World of Warcraft review”
Release roundup: I, AI, Tesla Force & Speaking Simulator
Today we’re looking at three recent releases that may have escaped your attention – the console ports of arcade shooter I, AI and Speaking Simulator as well as 10tons’ latest game Tesla Force. Continue reading “Release roundup: I, AI, Tesla Force & Speaking Simulator”
Twin Mirror review (multi)
Studio Dontnod has become an established name in the videogame community when it comes to their pioneering use of narrative-driven storytelling. Twin Mirror is their next title, which they’re self-publishing for consoles and PCs with a litle help from Bandai Namco when it comes to distribution. Continue reading “Twin Mirror review (multi)”
At the Mountains of Madness review
Not just content releasing some of the best role playing games you can get, Free League (or Fria Ligan in their native Swedish tongue) also regularly surprises us with other projects, including the board game version of Crusader Kings. Now, just in time for the gift-giving season, they’re releasing an illustrated version of H.P. Lovecraft’s At The Mountains of Madness, with art by François Baranger. Time to take a look. Continue reading “At the Mountains of Madness review”
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