Strange Brigade Promises an Adventurous Co-Op Experience
Do you remember those classic serialized television spots from decades ago? I’m talking about the ones with the overly-energetic voice
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Arca’s Path Is a Breath of Fresh Air for VR
E3 gave us a multitude of games this year, most centered on shooting, dodging, or blowing up environments. While I’m
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Cyanide Studios Show That They Understand Lovecraft with Call of Cthulhu
Lovecraft is a tricky thing to nail. The nature of the stories make for cool monsters in video games, but
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Greedfall Feels Like Someone Finally Gave Spiders a Chance
Spiders is the king of the mid-tier RPG, and I adore mid-tier games. There’s something about ambition exceeding budget that
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A Plague Tale: Innocence is a Harrowing Tale of Melancholy
Few developers readily made you feel quite as sad as Asobo Studio. Not to say that’s a bad thing, but
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Experience Neon and Chaos with Black Future ’88
It’s no secret that I’ve recently become a huge fan of roguelikes. I gave high praise to A Robot Named Fight!, The
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The Spectrum Retreat Makes an Impressive Indie Debut
When Scott showed me this game, he referred to is as “a total Zack game.” Turns out, he was right. The
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Earthfall Aims to Fill a Shooter Void
Readers and listeners of The Gaming Outsider likely already know, but I’m no fan of Left 4 Dead. I just don’t dig
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Semblance Will Make Your Brain Hurt, But In a Good Way
It takes a lot for me to stand up and take notice of a new puzzle platformer. But that’s exactly
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Ep 199 | Shaq-Fu, Moonlighter & E3 2018 Wrap-Up
On this week’s episode, Scott, Zack and Chris O. welcome Chris Behrensmeyer to the show. The group discusses their favorite
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World War Z Is a Pleasant Surprise
Back in 2013, I had a very low opinion of zombies in any form of media. The film World War Z
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