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The PAX East 2024 Experience

Every year in Boston Massachusetts 10’s of thousands of gamers of all kinds gather to celebrate, explore and experience the glory of gaming at PAX East. This years conference was held March 21-24 and was smaller, yet livelier than last…

The Thaumaturge Review – A compelling dark and supernatural journey through 1900’s Eastern Europe.

The Thaumaturge is a gritty and supernatural story by developer Fool’s Theory set in 1905 era Warsaw Poland. The game combines real world events and people tangled up with mystical creatures and the practitioners who capture them called Thaumaturges. The…

Embracer group fumbles yet again – Canceled a Deus Ex video game and laid of staff.

Embracer Group is actively destroying iconic gaming franchises and organizations through its incompetent planning and complete lack of any business acumen. Got seed money, blew it on purchases they could not handle nor understand and now bleeding money, talent and…

PAX East 2024 – Tabletop Expo List

Cardboard and polyhedron aficionados rejoice! The Tabletop Expo List for #PAXEast 2024 is now live at Stay tuned as the full exhibitor list will be revealed soon.

Microsoft Laying of 1,900 in gaming divisions

Jason Schreier – BREAKING: Microsoft is laying off 1,900 people in its gaming division, including Activision Blizzard, just three months after closing its $69 billion acquisition. Story coming shortly (first reported by The Verge) Microsoft lays off 1,900 Activision Blizzard…

Sovereign Syndicate Review – A Fantastical Steampunk Adventure That is Disco-Lite

With the massive success of Disco Elysium a few years ago I was awaiting the inevitable barrage of high quality and morally twisted adventure games. This really never materialized but Sovereign Syndicate takes a good stab at the games style…

Rough Justice: ’84 Review

Having played through Rough Justice: ’84 I find myself puzzled as to how I actually felt about the game. The 80’s vibe is interesting, as is the at times corny storyline, but some of the core gameplay elements range from…

The Invincible Review: A Walk Through a Vivid and Retro Future Sci-fi Landscape.

I have to confess that I have never read The Invincible by Stanisław Lem, but I think that worked out for the best as I came in simply intrigued by the concept. In the end I found the tale of…