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A Lesson in Chaotic Character and Culminating Calculated Madness.   Watching an antagonist's facial features squirm in slow motion brings tremendous joy. For Nazi's watching a spanner spin towards their temple achieves pure entertainment. The way his eyes bulge, knees buckle, and body contorts like a dainty deck chair at a poorly constructed picnic is soft absurd and euphoric. The Fine Art of Controlled Madness. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle depicts a concept that very few action games have: violence is not simply damage dealt or a hit reaction. It is rhythm. The way enemies stagger, flail, and fall down is not merely functional; it is hilarious choreography. The stealth kills are not bat executions; they are slapstick routines. A chokehold is now a vaudeville gag. A hammer that is tossed becomes a punchline with impeccable timing. Still, under that caricature world, where everything looks comical, it bears heaviness. The bruised eyes, the busted lips, and the way a ...

A Galaxy of Shadows and Secrets  There's an era within Star Wars Outlaws where you're floating through the sky with only the ship and you and a lone companion for the expanse of space. The universe sprawls out in front of you like a map of infinite possibilities However, don't let it fool you into thinking that this isn't an easy journey. The places you'll explore can be as treacherous as they are gorgeous as well. And if you're in the shoes of Kay Vess, you're not an eminent Jedi or noble heroic figure. It's a crime, and the galaxy follows its own laws. Right from the beginning, Star Wars Outlaws makes it clear it's not The Star Wars of legends and lightsabers. This is the dark underbelly, those dark corners, where trades are negotiated in whispers, and having a blaster on your side is just as important as the air that you breathe. Kay's novel isn't about defending the galaxy, but rather the process of surviving. Let m...

Chernobylite takes us on the role of a physicist, an ex-worker at Chernobyl Power Plant. Chernobyl Power Plant which is known as Igor. The man returns to Chernobyl to investigate the fate of his fiancée who disappeared in mysterious circumstances, 30 years ago. Igor is forced to enter Chernobyl's Chernobyl Exclusion Zone to discover answers, only to find that his quest is interrupted by the Black Stalker who kills one of those on his squad which leaves Igor with no option other than to escape by using his portal gun that is powered with the super-spy crystal that is known as the infamous Chernobylite. Chernobylite: A Feast for the Senses Chernobylite's atmosphere is its own character. Farm 51 has skillfully recreated the real-life Chernobyl Exclusion Zone with haunted abandoned buildings and overgrown vegetation; plus radiation levels that remain ever present despite ongoing cleanup operations. Yet I still believe Chernobylite evokes the beauty of an abandoned wasteland that ...