Author Archives: Richard Kovarovic
Somewhere along the way the shambling undead became one of the most popular threats in horror games. It’s at the point where zombies feel almost like a cop out, a cheap excuse for a menace and enemy, one that holds a fairly wide appeal and that has all the lore and character traits already written. Read more
Beside a lake two men are in the middle of a zombie attack. They’re confused and acting in self-defense, bludgeoning their attackers and panicking, trying to figure out what’s happening. This is how State of Decay begins. There is no opening cinematic, dramatic introduction, or text explanation as you start the game; it just throws Read more
This Remember Me review has been harder to complete than others: it’s complicated to assign a number or letter grade to this game. It’s incredibly ambitious and original in so many of its concepts and with a few of its mechanics. The game looks to establish itself as something unique in the realm of dark Read more
It’s weird to be writing this Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon review, especially as the game seemed like an elaborate joke at first. A humorously outdated website popped up, complete with a view counter, grainy GIFs, and a shop full of products you can’t actually purchase. Then there was a trailer, which looked like it Read more
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