By Alay Polanco Going into Reus 2, I didn’t expect much. I thought the game would be just another god simulation. To me, that meant plain, boring, and monotonous. But Reus 2 was intriguing, and it offered a unique experience that set it apart from other similar strategy games. One of the most upfront aspects…
Tickets for the 14th Annual New York Game Awards on 1/21/25 are now available! By Khloe Wilkerson Imagine stepping into the worn-out shoes of an editor in 1930s New York City, managing a newspaper during the Great Depression. Developed by Sparrow Night, News Tower places players in the chaotic, high-pressure world of journalism, an environment where…
By Karoline Castillo-Troncoso The devastating nature of mass school shootings, having occurred throughout various parts of the United States, has left and continues to leave a profound and lasting impact on families. It also affects the conscience of the nation. School shootings have become a tragic phenomenon and a popular topic within the scope of…
By Karoline Castillo-Troncoso In real life, and sometimes in the most insightful games, grief is a deep-rooted sorrow, which is so palpable it often feels fatal. Even after the immediate tragedy has subsided, the ache of its remnants persists; almost like a lingering smolder following the intensity of conflagration. Nonetheless, solace is kindled within a…
By Kimari Rennis Palworld is unironically one of the best games I have ever played. How did a game with little marketing or attention during development suddenly take the gaming world by storm and win over my heart within minutes of playing? Palworld is a clever and expertly crafted amalgamation of the most successful games…