For the videogame map enthusiast, there would be nothing sweeter than hanging this diorama of the overworld from A Link to the Past over the mantle, at least until your significant other made you remove it. The miniature, 1:1, 3D model is handsomely constructed of paper and is easily framed in a dee
If the past has taught us anything, it’s that the future will be full of awesome videogames the likes of which we can only begin to imagine. But that’s not going to stop us from imagining, nonetheless. In fact, if you look around today’s environment, we can already sense some huge upcoming trends on
Blade Symphony has everything to do with blades and almost nothing to do with symphonies, which is probably for the best since there aren’t many good games about orchestral compositions. What makes this blade game refreshing is that it’s a full-on, strategic, sword-fighting, well, um, fighting game.
The problems with the nation’s school systems are wide and oft the subject of a good argument, so of course someone is making a satirical game about it. No Pineapple Left Behind is a charter school-funding sim from the devs who previously made Neocolonialism, a digital board game about devastating
One thing we’re loving about this anti-surveillance facial prosthetic (read: mask) is that it stops scary-complex facial recognition systems like those in Chicago from spying on you. The other is that it reminds us of an Aphex Twin video, but that’s beside the point. And that point is fairly straigh
