After a five-year wait, the sequel to the indie horror game “Bendy and the Ink Machine” arrived with a bang last month, and now that it’s been out for a couple of weeks, we can see how the full story...
A lot of people have been having trouble socially distancing themselves during the quarantine. Not being able to go out and see your friends and enjoy yourself can be hard, but what about the people who...
With over 10 million first day downloads and a 4.8 star rating on the App Store, it is safe to say that Mario Kart Tour is a hit. Many are satisfied with the simple controls and well-designed graphics,...
From Pac Man and Pong to Overwatch and Fortnite, video games have changed over nearly half a century to become the advanced graphic and gameplay-boosting items that are now synonymous with today’s...
On Friday, Nov. 16, “Pokémon: Let’s Go Pikachu!” and “Pokémon: Let’s Go Eevee!” were released for the Nintendo Switch. The games are the first traditional Pokémon games from the series to...
Earlier this year at the 2018 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) Bethesda Softworks’ Game Director Todd Howard revealed the highly anticipated “Fallout 76”. Howard announced that “Fallout 76”...
When I was younger, people would call you lazy if you played video games all day. Today, some people might call you an athlete.
But seriously, how can clicking a mouse all day while playing games on...
Play games. Heal kids.
The motto of popular fund-raising initiative Extra Life inspires curiosity. What could be better than playing video games and helping people?
Founded in 2008 as an extension...
This is it. The whole game comes down to this. Your friends crowd around the TV. Your character races across the screen as you practically crush the controller in anticipation. A roar rips through the...
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