Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition wears its boomer shooter badge with pride
One of the oldest boomer shooters makes its return, and you can check out all the new stuff for Steam Next Fest.
Lucas plays a lot of videogames. Sometimes he enjoys one. His favorites include Dragon Quest, SaGa, and Mystery Dungeon. He's far too rattled with ADHD to care about world-building lore but will get lost for days in essays about themes and characters. Holds a journalism degree, which makes conversations about Oxford Commas awkward to say the least. Not a trophy hunter but platinumed Sifu out of sheer spite and got 100 percent in Rondo of Blood because it rules. You can find him on Twitter @HokutoNoLucas being curmudgeonly about Square Enix discourse and occasionally saying positive things about Konami.
Amnesia: The Bunker review: Old flashlight simulator
The latest in the Amnesia series has a smaller focus, but is it pointed in the right direction?
Miasma Chronicles review: Frogtown
Miasma Chronicles is a new post-apocalyptic tactical RPG from the developers behind Mutant Year Zero, this time aiming to be more approachable. Does it hit the mark or miss at 97 percent?
Ravenlok review: Adventures in Voxel-land
Cococucumber's Voxel Trilogy concludes in a kid-friendly fantasy adventure clearly inspired by the works of Lewis Carroll.
Dead Island 2 review: Precedent Evil
After almost a decade of shifting developers and lord knows what else, Dead Island 2 is here. Was the wait worth it for more zombie-kicking, weapon-crafting RPG action?
Trine 5 gets the band back together for 'A Clockwork Conspiracy'
Ahead of revealing the newest Trine adventure, Frozenbyte showed off some of Trine 5's new features and updates in a hands-off preview presentation.
Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection review: Jacking in to the early aughts
Capcom once again delivers a massive pile of Mega Man content with the Battle Network Legacy Collection. This set is emblematic of the Game Boy Advance experience in more ways than one.
Meet Your Maker review: Saving humanity one gruesome murder at a time
Behavior Interactive trades serial killers for trap-filled dungeons in Meet Your Maker, a fascinating, asynchronous multiplayer game with a bizarre setting and cool game mechanics.
Crime Boss: Rockay City review: Body Count has entered the residence
Crime Boss: Rockay City leans on its Michael Madsen-led cast to evoke the 90s in a turf war/roguelike/FPS mashup that is certainly hard to forget.
