‘Phantom Blade Zero’ Is A Chinese Epic On Par With The Chinese Cinema Greats

A beautiful and horrific game, Phantom Blade Zero has everything to be the game of the year, and to be a gateway to wuxia for new audiences.

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Episode 135: We Need to Ban MBAs

This week, Alex, Kate, and Charles mourn the closing of Bioware. They talk about their histories with Bioware games, why EA shut them down, the impact Bioware had on American RPGs, and what their closing will mean for the future of gaming.

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‘Europa Universalis V: Across the Pillars’ Is Historical Snapshot That Prioritizes Military Might

The Across the Pillars DLC puts players into the robust historical narratives players come to the franchise for while putting military conquest first.

Ranking Every Marvel Horror Movie, From Blade To The MCU

Marvel has a long history of horror comics, but its film and TV worlds ofter a respectable array of monsters and heroes; we've ranked the best 15.

‘Attack on Titan 3’ Is Poised To Be The Ultimate Attack On Titan Game

Koei Tecmo's Attack on Titan 3 is the best an AOT game has ever felt, thanks primarily to its ODM-based movement system.

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15 Essential ‘Bob’s Burgers’ Horror Inspired Episodes, From Ghost Boyfriends to Haunted Houses

Bob’s Burgers Halloween and horror-coded episodes have become a seasonal tradition for many fans, with some of its most memorable spooky stories.

Phantom Blade Zero is a Masterpiece and Top Game Of The Year Contender

With a dense story and robust lore, Phantom Blade Zero feels like a world that has existed for decades, lived in and loved, but maybe that’s because of wuxia, or because this is exactly the kind of game that you can just lose yourself in.

SAW: Genesis’ Creative Director On Tailoring Violence For First-Person And Making Multiplayer Horror Unique

SAW: Genesis is aiming to tailor the IP's signature violence for first-person play. We spoke with the game's creative director to learn how.

‘Dead-End Job’ Is Extremely Relatable In Our Jobless Market

Despite the CGI and its more formulaic monster-of-the-episode approach, Dead-End Job is a fun romp that's as enjoyable as it is wholly relatable.

Sam Krochmal On Providing Levity and Humanity in ‘YAGA’

For YAGA, we got a chance to chat with Sam Krochmal about his character Billy, the journey audiences can expect for Billy, and more.

‘ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet’ Is A Gomu Gomu Good Time

Wolverine: Paradise Issue 1 is a stunning relocation for such an iconic figure, taking Logan to the party city of Miami for a vacation.

‘Breeder’ Nearly Lives Up To Its Shocking Concept

Alex Goyette makes a strong writer-director showing with a pearl-clutching concept, confident aesthetic, and utilization of a blast of a spine-chilling central performance from Dot-Marie Jones that almost makes Breeder live up to its logline.

Tales from the DMZ: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 — Let’s make a mess!

Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 DMZ iteration is getting us back into the game, getting Discord groups together, and getting friends active in it again - even if the glitches make a mess.

‘Ghost in the Cell’ Is A Gleefully Gruesome Bumpy Ride

Ghost in the Cell is a bumpy ride, with its strong, high-octane start setting expectations that Joke Anwar has to race to get back up to once things slow down to a crawl.